The numbers were created with a new and controversial system called "actual value assessment" that are said to reflect current market values.
A Philadelphia Inquirer analysis last year showed that fewer than 5 percent of the homeowners in the city receive property tax bills based on the true value of their real estate and, on average, the rest of the assessments are nearly 40 percent off the mark.
Pennsylvania's Constitution requires consistent taxation.
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