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Realtor Groups Pour $602,000 Into Defeating San Diego Vacancy Tax as June Vote Nears

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Measure A would impose $8,000 to $10,000 annual levies on non-primary homes left empty more than 182 days a year, with backers projecting up to $51 million in revenue and opponents warning of legal challenges. San Diego voters head to the polls June 2 to decide Measure A, a vacancy tax on non-primary homes that […]

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