A Few Examples Our Successes:

Realty Tax Challenge represented a large business district office building that tax assessors had valued at 23 million dollars based on rents from major tenants. RTC contended the evaluations were inflated, backing up its position with a detailed analysis of rental rates of surrounding buildings. The reviewers agreed that the fee simple market value for property tax purposes should be used for RTC’s client.

When a site was assembled to build a Big Box retail establishment, RTC discovered that former demolished improvements were still on the records of the tax assessors. RTC successfully appealed the assessment.

RTC represented a chain of medical offices. The tax assessors used valuation models that did not identify nor quantify depreciation and obsolescence. When RTC detailed the fee simple value based on all physical, functional and economic obsolescence, the assessors accepted the correctness of the analysis by RTC and reduced their valuation.

Our Clients:

We represent owners and tenants of all types of property in their assessment appeals.
A four building medical complex. Free-standing medical clinics. A large chain of self storage facilities. Many individual self storage locations. Nursing homes and assisted living centers. Large industrial buildings, small industrial buildings, franchised fast food restaurants, strip shopping centers, bowling alleys, large office buildings. Franchised motels and hotels with various flags. Warehouse facilities. Multi-residential complexes.

Although involved in disparate industries, all these properties share a common feature. They pay property taxes.

At the end of the day, it is a question of value. Realty Tax Challenge will fight to keep your values low.

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