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Former Washington governor rips her own party for pushing millionaires out
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politics2h ago

Former Washington governor rips her own party for pushing millionaires out

  • Former Washington governor Christine Gregoire criticizes Democrats for taxing high earners and impacting small business.
  • The state’s 9.9% tax on income above $1 million was approved in 2026 and will take effect in 2029.
  • Starbucks announced moving 2,000 corporate jobs to Nashville after the tax approval.
  • Gregoire argues tax changes will drive away wealth and reduce philanthropy and capital gains in the state.
  • Gregoire criticizes Democratic House members for lacking business experience to understand tax impacts.
  • The tax policy is part of a broader debate about Washington’s economic direction ahead of 2028 rollouts.
  • Seattle leadership faced criticism connected to the tax and business climate.
  • The tax policy is framed as targeting 'millionaires' and high earners in Washington.
  • Fox News frames the story with emphasis on political and business reactions to tax policy.
  • Governor Christine Gregoire cites a need for fiscal responsibility and predictability for businesses.
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Washington Sees A Surge In Multimillion-dollar Listings Post-income Tax Proposal
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business3h ago

Washington Sees A Surge In Multimillion-dollar Listings Post-income Tax Proposal

  • Eastern Washington luxury real estate shows heightened listings as a proposed tax targets high earners.
  • Experts warn the data is early and caution is needed in assessing market impact.
  • The trend spans well-known luxury hubs like Roslyn, Cle Elum, Suncadia, Lake Chelan and Manson.
  • Wealthy buyers are increasingly viewing Eastern Washington as a primary residence option.
  • The legislative question remains whether the 'Millionaire’s Tax' will be enacted or blocked by courts or voters.
  • Eastern Washington markets remain attractive for their scenery and recreational access despite tax concerns.
  • Many deals are tied to the broader shift in where the wealthy choose to reside in Washington.
  • High-end markets have historically drawn Seattle tech employers, fueling demand in Eastern Washington.
  • Real estate players expect continued activity as luxury buyers weigh residency choices amid tax talks.
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