Do most economist believe that property taxes should be eliminated?

Most economists do not advocate for the complete elimination of property taxes, as they are considered a stable source of revenue for local governments, funding essential services like education and public safety. While some suggest reforms to make property taxes fairer or more efficient, outright elimination could lead to significant budget shortfalls. Additionally, property taxes are often seen as a relatively equitable form of taxation, based on the value of owned property. Thus, the consensus leans more towards reform rather than elimination.