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How Much Is Property Tax in San Francisco?
Prop 13 says about 1.2% of the price in year one, increasing by up to 2% a year after that.

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Prop 13 says about 1.2% of the price in year one, increasing by up to 2% a year after that.
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If you're 55 or older, Prop 19 lets you sell your home and take its Prop 13 taxable value to the next one, anywhere in California, up to three times, even if the next one costs more. On a long-held San Francisco home that is worth five figures a year, every year you stay.
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San Francisco taxes every sale on a tiered scale from 0.5% to 6%, applied to the whole price. On a $2,000,000 home it's $15,000. Who pays, what's exempt, and a calculator.
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