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The attorneys and paralegals in Pullman & Comley’s Property Tax and Valuation Department had a very successful 2025 representing clients in achieving equitable assessments of their commercial real and personal property. Some of the more notable results achieved last year were as follows:
- Represented a client in a property tax appeal that produced over $65 million in total fair market value reductions on an office building exceeding 740,000 square feet together with a supporting building.
- Settled property tax appeals on a portfolio of seven shopping plazas for fair market value reductions totaling $157.5 million.
- Secured over $221 million in gross fair market value reductions on a large defense manufacturing facility.
- Obtained a property tax exemption for fuel cells located at a manufacturing facility.
- Secured $182.5 million in fair market value reductions for an urban office property making a difficult transition from a single occupant to multi-tenant occupancy.
- Settled property tax appeals for a portfolio of affordable housing properties for total fair market value reductions of over $6,400,000, generating over $800,000 in total tax savings.
- Led a large-scale property tax compliance project for a big box discount retailer across two dozen jurisdictions.
- By way of summary judgment, obtained a 100% property tax exemption for a charitable organization’s real estate and personal property thereby producing a significant tax refund that the non-profit owner could dedicate to its charitable mission.
- Represented a client in a property tax appeal that resulted in a reduction of more than 50% of the assessed value of a vacant R&D facility and approximately $820,000 in tax savings.
- Negotiated the settlement of a property tax appeal for a global headquarters campus that resulted in tax savings of $2,000,000.
We are currently assisting clients in evaluating and, when necessary, challenging their October 1, 2025 revaluation assessments and look forward to achieving more beneficial results for our clients in 2026.
For more information or questions, please contact any one of our Property Tax and Valuation attorneys.
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Alerts, commentary, and insights from the attorneys of Pullman & Comley’s Property Tax and Valuation practice with timely information for businesses, nonprofits and individuals in commercial property tax appeals and eminent domain matters.