A San Francisco house valued at about $4.4 million sat empty as its tax debt passed $340,000; after a lawsuit alleged forged ownership deeds, the city approved an auction that could end a yearlong neighborhood dispute
- A vacant mansion in San Francisco, valued at about $4.4 million, is set to be sold at a public tax auction.
- The property has stood empty for years and has built up more than $340,000 in unpaid property taxes.
- The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution allowing the Treasurer and Tax Collector to sell the Mediterranean-style home at 250 32nd Avenue in the wealthy Sea Cliff neighbourhood.
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- A vacant mansion in San Francisco, valued at about $4.4 million, is set to be sold at a public tax auction.
- The property has stood empty for years and has built up more than $340,000 in unpaid property taxes.
- The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution allowing the Treasurer and Tax Collector to sell the Mediterranean-style home at 250 32nd Avenue in the wealthy Sea Cliff neighbourhood.
Sources: Times of India