Measure ULA “Mansion Tax” Brings in $3.6M in Its First Month—Far Below the $56M Projection

Measure ULA (“United to House LA”) that passed in November 2022 and came into effect April 1, 2023, has brought in a disappointing $3.6M in its first month.  The controversial measure was expected to bring in $56M a month according to expectations from groups who analyzed and supported the measure.

The newly-implemented tax is already facing two lawsuits that could result in a refund to the taxpayers.

UCLA published an analysis of Measure ULA.  To link to UCLA’s analysis, click here

For more information, see links below:

THE REAL DEAL “LA’s Measure ULA Takes in Just $3.6M in Its First Month”

LOS ANGELES TIMES “L.A.’s rich are already scheming ways to avoid new ‘mansion tax’”

UCLA “An Analysis of Measure ULA:  A Ballot Measure to Reform Real Estate Transfer Taxes in the City of Los Angeles”

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