"It just felt like there was one goal post after another,” Wu said, issuing her first public remarks since the Senate’s top leader said the chamber would not take up the proposal again this year.

Mayor Michelle Wu put her full weight behind the plan, which aimed to save homeowners money by shifting Boston's property tax burden onto commercial owners. The post Wu’s tax proposal ‘dead’ after collapse in Senate appeared first on Boston.

After Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s proposal to shift the burden of property taxes toward commercial owners died in the state Senate earlier this week, the mayor on Wednesday criticized the months-long process that had ended without any change.