Sign-on to Support Property Tax Relief in Ohio

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Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, several neighborhoods around the state were experiencing change, a rapid increase in property values, and increased tax burdens for homeowners, many of whom are low and moderate income. The pandemic has plunged thousands of Ohio homeowners into economic uncertainty, while housing values in these rapidly changing neighborhoods are still currently strong.

The Problem
• Increasing property taxes can lead to a higher risk of tax delinquency, tax foreclosure, or displacement.
• Unprecedented rates of unemployment and increasing housing costs have placed a disproportionate housing burden on low-income households.

The Solution
• Property tax relief - cap or limit annual property tax increases on low income homeowners.

What is your name? *

Are you a / an (...)? *

affected homeowner

nonprofit organization or other affordable housing professional

concerned citizen

Other:

What neighborhood or city do you represent? (e.g. "Tremont, Cleveland" OR "Cleveland") *

Can we add your name to a public list of supporters who want to see property tax relief in Ohio? *

Yes

This is an effort of the Ohio Affordable Housing Learning Exchange, a statewide organization of affordable housing practitioners and advocates. The Exchange is comprised of local practitioners and advocates who are on the front lines of financing, developing, and advocating for affordable housing. They are leaders working in Hamilton, Franklin, Cuyahoga, Lucas, and Hancock counties. The Exchange is staffed by the Greater Ohio Policy Center.

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