Around thirty thousand owner‑occupied flats are set to receive lower property tax assessments. The change is being introduced through a legislative proposal presented by the country's tax and growth minister. The draft law aims to let local circumstances play a larger role when determining the value of a property. By weighting regional factors more heavily, assessments can better reflect the specific conditions of each area. The intended effect is to reduce the tax burden on owners of the identified apartments. Municipalities would gain greater influence over how valuations are calculated under the new rules.