Yes it can. If you are a young professional making a lot of money, the only housing in the area may be more expensive housing with higher property taxes. The Atlanta suburbs are a example. A recent NY Times analysis showed that people in the $100,000-200,000 are the most likely to pay higher taxes. This was based on the Senate bill so the numbers may have changed some but not that much. This is likely to be people in the suburbs. In terms of income, they may be seen as having it made, but the could be scarping by. Ronald Reagan did a much better job on tax reform because he wanted to do what was right not play politics.
dude, I have a 300K home and property taxes are 8k. Illinois happens to be the highest property tax state next to california and New york. so don't give me that.
So you know what everybody in the country's situation is. You are a arrogant ass. The fact is that Reagan's tax reform was well thought out rather than this mess. It would have been better to phase out deductions for state and local taxes. For example, full deductibility for people from $0-500,000, 500,001-999,999 75% and $1000,000 and above 50% deductibility.