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Houston’s $7.5B City Budget and $1.7B METRO Plan Shift Costs and Risk Onto Real Estate

October 1, 20264 Mins read28
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Houston erased most of a $209 million deficit without raising property taxes, and METRO protected bus and rail service by cutting 177 jobs and scaling back expansion, choices that push utility, infrastructure and transit risk onto the region's landlords and developers.

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