The White House, no matter its resident, is priceless real estate. But that hasn’t stopped the District from trying to attach a monetary value to its most famous address.
Though it can’t tax them, D.C.’s Office of Tax and Revenue still assesses properties owned by the District or federal governments, educational institutions, religious organizations and other tax-exempt entities. D.C. code requires it, for all properties across the city, taxable or not.
Are those assessments accurate? “The…
