(Upated at 9:30 p.m. to reflect latest developments.)
As the legislative session moves into its final hours, House and Senate negotiators are struggling over how to limit rising property values in an effort to keep property taxes in check.
Negotiations between both sides got off to a rocky start Thursday when a House proposal that caps appraised values based on a six-year rolling average or a 7.5% increase, whichever is less, got a tepid greeting from senators.
The House proposal, like a similar one offered by . . .
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