(The Center Square) – Colorado Springs and Denver rank among the least expensive U.S. cities for property tax burden, while Boulder homeowners pay some of the most expensive in the state.
This is according to a new study from SmartAsset, which examined the 343 largest cities across the nation.
Colorado Springs ranked 331st out of 343 cities, placing it among the cities with the lowest property tax burdens nationwide. Homeowners there pay an average of just 1.5% of their annual income toward property taxes. That comes out to about $1,966 per year, according to the report…