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- Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has announced rates for Brisbane City Council residents will increase by 4.93 per cent, the highest hike in 12 years. The rate rise comes with the announcement of a record $4 billion budget, which aims to tackle the $220 million cost of COVID-19 in the city and a $330 million flood damage bill.
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Jun 15, 2022 · Brisbane City Council's LNP administration has handed down its biggest rates rise since 2008. Here is how much extra ratepayers will have to fork out over the next 12 months.
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Jun 16, 2021 · Brisbane City Council is hiking household rates by the highest amount since 2016-17. Search your suburb to see the average rate rise in your area.
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The council is also moving to tackle Brisbane's housing crisis, charging property owners who rent their homes on the short-term accommodation market an additional 50 per cent in rates– about $600 extra on their rates bill annually. A new "transitory accommodation" rates category will be added from July 1, in a move the Lord Mayor hopes will encoura...
Suburban precinct planning will be undertaken to open up formerly commercial suburbs to more mixed-use and residential development. The council has already begun neighbourhood planning in areas such as Moorooka, seeking to increase residential density around train stations and commercial precincts. Ahead of the 2032 Olympics, an international-stand...
Deputy opposition leader Kara Cook said "times are tough" for the people of Brisbane struggling with the increased costs of living and the rates hike would hit hard. "The rate increase today will see thousands of residents possibly tipped over the edge," she said. Ms Cook said the Lord Mayor's announcement targeting a 50 per cent rates hikes for sh...
Jun 16, 2021 · The average owner-occupier in 20 Brisbane suburbs will end up paying more than 5 per cent extra on their rates bill across the next financial year, analysis of Brisbane City Council data shows.
Oct 16, 2017 · Brisbane City Council rates are released in the annual budget, due this year on June 8. To determine the rates a property owner will pay, the average land value from the past three years is calculated. However, if the three-year average is higher than the current year’s valuation, then the lesser value is used.
