Boston Hit 150 Buildings with Higher Tax Bills After Appeals
The Pioneer New England Legal Foundation says new documents, turned over by city officials as part of its lawsuit, proves the retaliation they allege was widespread.
Boston Increased Assessments on 150 Properties After Appeals
by Steve Adams | Aug 18, 2026
The practice appears to have been designed to minimize the drain on municipal tax revenues from declining commercial assessments, a legal group suing the city claims.
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