--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> That's because little sleepy Holmdel has some nice corporate digs that
> they want to keep. Prime property that could either go residential,
> county, state or part corp/residential. They like the RATABLESS.
>
> There's alot of RATEABLES sitting around AP waiting to go online. In
> the meantime, everyone else is carrying the load.
And as you and I pointed out, the effective equalization ratio for
commercial properties in AP compared to that for residential property
is ridiculous. Why should I pay more, both in aggregate and as a
ratio, then what a commercial building housing restaurants, bars, etc.
pay? Why should anyone? Why should Metro's property (old C-8) have a
17% ratio when even the lowest residential ratio is more than twice that?
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