LA's "Mansion Tax" Sparks Rush to Sell Homes by Hollywood Stars and Sellers.

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Homeowners and agents in Los Angeles' luxury real estate market are offering incentives such as luxury cars and higher commissions to sell homes before the April 1 deadline for the "mansion tax," which will bring a one-time transfer tax to high-end property sales. The tax includes a 4% tax on sales above $5 million and a 5.5% tax on sales above $10 million, designed to fund homelessness prevention and affordable housing construction. The market has slowed down this year, with sellers still wanting record-breaking prices, but buyers burdened with higher interest rates aren't taking the bait.
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