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Trouble Coming in 2010 Assessments by Joel Marcus, Esq., as published in Real Estate New York , New Appraisal Principles for Tough Times by John Garippa, Esq., as published in Real Estate New Jersey , Thinking Outside the Box by Cris O'Neall, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , Low Income Housing Valuation by Cecilia Hyun, Esq., as published in CMBA Journal , Property Tax Reform Goes Awry by Darlene Sullivan, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , Health Care Property Tax Exemption Issues Loom Large by Elliott B. Pollack, Esq., as published in The Commercial Record ,
Don’t Lose Your Tax Appeal Rights by John Garippa, Esq., as published by GlobeSt.com - New Jersey Newsletter, August 2009.
New Method to Reduce REIT Property Taxes by Stephen Paul, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor, July/August 2009. Shouldering a Costly Burden by Linda Terrill, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor, June 2009. Controlling LIHTC Property Taxes by Elliott B. Pollack, Esq., as published in Affordable Housing Finance - Web Special , Retail Landlords Face Quandary by Darlene Sullivan, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , Taxpayers Take More Hits by John Garippa, Esq., as published by GlobeSt.com - New Jersey Newsletter, April 2009. Reassessing Market Value by Stewart Mandell, Esq. and Andy Raines, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , Gain Control of Property Taxes by J. Kieran Jennings, Esq., as published in Affordable Housing Finance Newsletter , Battling Excessive Taxation in Economic Downturns by J. Kieran Jennings, Esq., as published in Midwest Real Estate News ,
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Proper Remedy for Excessive Assessments by Stephen Paul, as published by National Real Estate Investor , December 2008. Tax Matters:
Due Diligence Steps to Successful Tax Appeals
by John Garippa, Esq., as published by GlobeSt.com, NJ Newsletter, December 2008. Haven't Gotten Green? It May Mean Property Tax Relief by Michael Shalley, as published by Hotel Resource , November 25, 2008. Understanding Highest and Best Use Before Filing a Tax Appeal by Elliott B. Pollack, Esq., and Richard R. Wright, as published by Corporate Real Estate Leader , Valuation Without Reliance on Market Value... by Paul Bancroft, Esq., as published by IPT Property Tax Report , Time to Appeal That Tax Bill by John Garippa, Esq., as published in REALTOR® Magazine online, How Assessors Can Veer Off Course by John Garippa, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , Tax Assessments in Flux in New Market by Mark Hutcheson, Esq., as published in Hotel Journal , Winning Tax Appeals in a Down Market by John Garippa, Esq., as published in Real Estate New Jersey , September 2008. Tax Matters: Court Provides Protection for Some Taxpayers by Globest.com , July 31, 2008. Why Assessors Need To Take a Mulligan by Andy Raines, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , 2008. Mark Maher quoted in Assessment Appeals Skyrocket as Property Values Go Down Minnesota Lawyer , July 2008.
Industrial Properties Get Their Due National Real Estate Investor ,Tax Matters: Generating Future Tax Savings by Improper Use of Cap Rates Proves Costly by Mark Hutcheson, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , 2008. Going Green Shouldn't Increase Property Taxes by Michael J. Shalley, as published in Hotel News Resource , Be on Guard over Shift to GIM by Joel R. Marcus, Esq., as published in Real Estate New York, April 2008. Keeping an eye on commercial property tax assessments by Robert L. Gordon, Esq., as published in Midwest Real Estate News, April 2008. Surprise: Falling Real Estate Market Brings Rising Taxes
by John Garippa, Esq., as published in Real Estate New Jersey, April 2008. Mass Appraisals May Lead to High Taxes by Mark Hutcheson, Esq., as published in Hotel News Resource , ICAP Would Trim Developers' Incentives by Property Tax in North Carolina Property Tax Assessment of Business Personal Property When the Cost Approach Proves Unfair Tax Matters: Critical Issues for Taxpayers Desiring Tax Reductions by Taxpayers Beware: Revaluation by Simple Steps To Slicing Your Property Tax Bill by New Approach Produces Hotel Property Tax Reductions by
Jim Popp , Esq., as published in Hotel News Resource, January 2008.
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421a Changes Increase Property Taxes by Joel R. Marcus, Esq., as published in Real Estate New York , December 2007. Tax Relief for Multi-Family Properties by Douglas R. Oelschlaeger, Esq., as published in Midwest Real Estate News, December 2007. Freeze Act May Reduce Your Taxes by John Garippa, Esq., as published in Real Estate New Jersey, December 2007. New Oportunity for Hotel Property Tax Reductions by Raymond Gray, Esq., as published in Hotel News Resource, December 7th, 2007. Big Boxes, Industrial Plants Unfairly Taxed by Michael Shapiro, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor, December 2007. Reduce Property Taxes By Using the Cost Approach by
Mark Hutcheson
, Esq., as published in Hotel News Resource , Cha-Ching I Property tax moratorium saves owners money by Michele M. Whittington, Esq. and Bruce F. Clark, Esq., as published in Midwest Real Estate News, November 2007. Property tax bills arrive, as does the deadline to appeal by David Canary, Esq., as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , Taxpayers beware! Property bills come this month by David Canary, Esq., as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , What's Fair Market Value by John Garippa, Esq., as published in Real Estate New Jersey, September 2007. Assessment Method for Condos Under Attack by William D. Siegel, Esq., as published in Real Estate New York, September 2007. Fair Taxation Often Eludes Build-to-Suits by J. Kieran Jennings, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , September 2007. Taxes, fees play role in Portland – Vancouver debate by David Canary, Esq., and Suzanna Storment as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , August 14th, 2007. Equal and Uniform Arguments Reduce Hotel Taxes by Jim Popp, Esq., as published in Hotel News Resource, August 2nd, 2007. The High Cost of Bad Tax Forecasting by Mark Hutcheson, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , July 2007. Consolidation raises tax opportunities and challenges by Bruce F. Clark, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , June 2007. Use Caution When Applying Cap Rates from Sales Surveys by
Mark Hutcheson
, as published in Hotel News Resource , June 27th, 2007. Industrial Obsolescence by David L. Canary, Esq., as published in National Real Estate Investor , June 2007.
Direct impact by Jerome Wallach, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , May 2007. Tips for Reducing Affordable Housing Property by J. Kieran Jennings, Esq, as published in Affordable Housing Finance , May 2007. Industrial Equipment as Real Estate? The Real Estate New Jersey , May 2007. How to Fight High Property Taxes Apartment Finance Today , April 2007.Trade Secrets - Cut Taxes: Send Assessor the right Information Apartment Finance Today , April 2007.Reducing Apartment Assessments The Real Estate New York , April 2007. Assessors Can Tee Off on Golf Courses' Worth The Daily Journal of Commerce , April 2007. Trade Secrets - Purchase Price Allocations Save Tax Dollars Apartment Finance Today , March 2007.Defending Against Property Taxes by John Garippa, as published by Real Estate New Jersey , March 2007. Don't Get Boxed In By Excessive Taxes by Linda Terrill, as published in National Real Estate Investor , March 2007. April 1 an Important Date for Property Taxpayers by David Canary, as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , March 13, 2007. New Methodology Hits Hotels with High Taxes by Joel R. Marcus, as published by Real Estate New York , February 2007. How Owners Can Keep Property Tax Bills in Check Affordable Housing Finance , February 2007. Now's Time To Prep '07 Personal, Industrial Property Returns by David Canary, as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , Tuesday, January 2007. Texas' Efficient Property Tax system Could Serve as Model for Other States by Jim Popp, as published in Real Estate Forum , January 2007. ______________________________________________________________________________ 2006
Looking Back on 2006 -- and Forward to 2007 by David L. Canary, as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , December 2006 Avoid Pitfalls of the Cost Approach by Jim Popp, as published in National Real Estate Investor , December 2006. Year-End Property Tax Tips by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , November/December 2006. Proper Basis of Value for Property Taxation by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York , November/December 2006. Property Over-assessed? Either Pay or Appeal by David L. Canary, as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , November 14, 2006. Property Assessments Can Have Lasting Effect on Future Tax Bills by Kieran Jennings, as published in Crains Cleveland Business , October 16-22, 2006. Property Tax Relief Tailored to The City of Hartford by Gregory F. Servodidio, Esq., of Pullman & Comley, LLC.Unforeseen Consequences of Tax Increment Financing by James P. Regan, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , October 2006. Watch Out, Assessors Make Mistakes by Eric Kassoff, as published in Apartment Finance Today , Sepembert 2006. Do Lower Rates Ensure Lower Taxes? by Margaret Ford and Mark Maher, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , September 2006. APTC members quoted in Tax Appeal by Marc Hequet as published in Retail Traffic , September 2006.
Accurate Take on Future Income is Key to Property's Value by David L. Canary, as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , September 12, 2006. Protect Your Rights in Property Revaluations by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , September 2006. Developers: City Exemptions May Disappear by Joel R. Marcus, as published in Real Estate New York , September 2006. Aging Industrial Plants Worthy of a Tax Discount by John Garippa, as published in National Real Estate Investor , September 2006. A Taxing Situation by Stephen H. Paul, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , August 2006. Using The Income Approach to Value Industrial Property for Property Tax Purposes by David Canary, as published in The Daily Journal of Commerce , August 8, 2006. Researching The Law by William D. Siegel, as published in New York Law Journal , August 1, 2006. Hurricane Aftermath - Ten Steps Affected Owners Should Follow to Fight Unfair Taxation National Real Estate Investor , July 2006. John Garippa quoted in As Hotels Prosper, Their Property Taxes Surge by Barbara De Lollis, USA Today
Property Tax Reductions are Difficult but Possible in Ohio by J. Kieran Jennings, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , July 2006. New Property Tax Assessments: How to Reduce Them by J. Kieran Jennings, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , July 2006. Are Sale-Leasebacks Financial Transactions? by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York , June 2006. New Rules on Intangibles by Ken Rogers, as published in National Real Estate Investor , May 2006. Property Tax Relief For Condo Converters by Jerome Wallach, as published in Midwest Real Estate News , May 2006. Taxpayers Can Define Property Tax Lawyers by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , May 2006. Subdividing Can Create Smaller Lots, Big Assessments The Daily Journal of Commerce, May 10, 2006. Inhibited by Property Tax Problems by Stewart L. Mandell and Michael B. Shapiro, as published in Midwest Real Estate News, April 2006. Appraisal of Industrial Properties Needs to Factor in Globalization by David Canary, as published in Real Estate Forum , April 2006. The Other Side of the Marriott v. Saddle Brook Decision Fair & Equitable , April 2006.Why Assessors Trip Up on Apartment Valuations National Real Estate Investor , March 2006. Look for Tax Savings in Hotel Personal Property by Mark Hutcheson, as published in Hotel News Resource , March 24, 2006. New City Tax Policy Affects Assessments by Joel Marcus, as published in Real Estate New York , March 2006. Check Tax Appeals Rules by J. Kieran Jennings, as published in Apartment Finance Today , March 2006. How to Determine Excessive Taxes by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , February 2006. Beware of Excessive Assessments on Conversions by Andy Raines, as published in Apartment Finance Today , January/February 2006. No Consistency in Valuing Housing Tax Credit Properties by Gilbert D. Davila, as published in Affordable Housing Finance , January 2006. Due Diligence Steps to Successful Hotel Assessment Appeals Hotel News Resource , January 31, 2006.Taking Their Cue From Hotel Owners National Real Estate Investor , January 2006.______________________________________________________________________________ 2005
To Avoid Excess Real Estate Taxes, Owners Must Find Cap Rate Source by Jim Popp, as published in Real Estate Forum, December 2005. The Role of Classification in the Assessment of California Business Personal Property and Fixtures by Cris K. O'Neall, as published in Property Tax Alert Practitioner Perspectives, December 2005 . Rules to Minimize Reassessment on Sale by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York, Nov/Dec 2005. Unfair Hotel Property Taxes Can Be Stopped by Jerome Wallach, as published in Hotel News Resource , November 15, 2005. Separating Business Enterprise Value From Real Estate Value by William D. Siegel, as published in New York Law Journal, Reducing Excessive Hotel Property Taxes by Stewart L. Mandell and Michael B. Shapiro, as published in Hotel News Resource , October, 2005.Elliott Pollack quoted in LIHTC Project Hit with Full Property Tax Burden Affordable Housing Finance , September 2005.
Trending Toward Better Internal Controls by George Relias, as published in Heartland Real Estate Business , September, 2005. Checklist for Hiring Best Property Tax Representative by Jim Popp, as published in GlobeStRetail.com , September 9, 2005. How to Avoid High Property Taxes by Vickie L. Norman, as published in National Real Estate Investor , September 2005. Bleak Future for Business Owners? by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , September 2005. What The Tax Man Should Know About Tenant Improvements by Raymond Gray, as published in Retail Traffic , August 2005. Reassessment on Sale by William D. Siegel, as published in New York Law Journal , August 2, 2005. Kenneth J. Rogers quoted in New Valuation Rules Complicate Mergers Shopping Centers Today , August 2005.
J. Kieran Jennings quoted in Gateway School District is Challenging Major Property Assessments by Bill Heltzel, as published in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette , July 2005. Andy Raines and Gilbert Davila quoted in Condo Converters Face a Taxing Question by Angela C. Allen, as published in Multi-Housing News , July 2005. Taxation of Business Enterprise Values by Joel Marcus, as published in Real Estate New York , July/August 2005. Property Tax Win Saves LIHTC Project $30,000 a Year by Elliott B. Pollack, as published in Affordable Housing Finance , July 2005. A Judge Makes Policy, Taxpayers Pay More by Philip J. Giannuario, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , June 2005. Unraveling the Meaning of Effective Rates by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York , May 2005. Why Owners of Triple-Net Leased Properties Bear an Unfair Burden by Jerome Wallach, as published in National Real Estate Investor , May 2005. Section 42 Owners Can Reduce Property Taxes by Kieran Jennings, as published in Affordable Housing Finance , April 2005. Reducing Taxes on Retail Centers by Raymond Gray, as published in GlobeSt.com , March 2005. Assessors Exploit Their Advantage by Joel Marcus, as published in National Real Estate Investor , February 2005. The Use of Summary Judgment by William D. Siegel, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , February 1, 2005. What Is True Value? A roundtable discussion among APTC members and clients, written by Sule Ayzoren Carranza, as published in Real Estate Forum , January 2005. ______________________________________________________________________________ 2004
Don't Let Assessors Box You In by Jim Popp, as published in National Real Estate Investor, December 2004. New York Lacks Working Assessment System by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York, November/December 2004. A Tale of Two Counties Nassau and Westchester by William D. Siegel, as published by New York Law Journal , November 2, 2004. Press Release: October 30, 2004, Jeffrey D. Fisher Wins Prestigious Martin S. Katz Memorial Award. Incorrect 'Highest and Best Use' Lifts Taxes by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , October 2004. Greg Servodidio quoted in Property Taxation Set to Become Major Legislative Background by Philip Moeller, as published in Hartford Business Journal , July 19, 2004. Trends in the Property Tax Valuation of Commercial Outdoor Advertising Structures , by Cris K. O'Neall and Bradley R. Marsh, as published in Journal of Property Tax Assessment & Administration , Vol 1, Issue 2, 2004. Identifying Intangibles Eases the Burden by Andrew H. Raines, Esq. as published in National Real Estate Investor , September 2004. Reduce Your LIHTC Property Tax Assessments by Gilbert Davila as published in Affordable Housing Finance , September 2004. Fighting Unfair Property Assessments by Joel Marcus, as published by Real Estate New York , September 2004. Performing Due Diligence On Taxes and Condemnation by William D. Siegel and Saul R. Fenchel, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , August 3, 2004. Trends in the Property Tax Valuation of Commercial Outdoor Advertising Structures by Cris K. O'Neall and Bradley R. Marsh, as published in Journal of Property Tax Assessment and Administration , Volume 1, Issue 2, 2004. Recent Property Tax Case Puts New Valuation Theory to Work by Andrew H. Raines, as published by Real Estate Forum , July 2004. Malls Are More Than Real Estate by James P. Regan, as published by Retail Traffic , July 2004. Forensic Appraisals - Not Your Everyday Event by John Garippa, as published by Real Estate New Jersey , June 2004. How Assessors Unfairly Penalize REITs , by Mark Hutcheson, as published by National Real Estate Investor , June 2004. How to Appeal Taxes for Various Properties by William D. Siegel as published by Real Estate New York , May 2004.An Unequal Burden as published by the National Association of Realtors, RCA Report , Spring 2004. Should Lifestyle Centers Be Taxed on Cost and Design Features? by Kenneth Rogers, as published in Shopping Center Business , May 2004. Courts Vary on Tax Treatment of Sec. 42 Properties by Wayne Tenenbaum, as published in Journal of Tax Credit Investing , Spring 2004.
Don't Accept Your Property Tax Assessment by Kieran Jennings, as published in Real Estate Mid-America, April 2004. New Tool for Controlling Property Taxes by John Garippa, as published by Real Estate New Jersey, March 2004. Tax Assessment Shock Therapy by Joel Marcus, as published by Real Estate New York , March 2004. Why Tax Consultants Can't Serve Two Masters by John Garippa, as published by National Real Estate Investor, March 2004. Lifestyle Centers Post Tax Concerns by Kenneth Rogers, as published by Heartland Real Estate Business , February 2004. Insidious Taxes on Non-Real Estate Items by Jerry Wallach, as published by Real Estate Mid-America , February 2004. The Tax Paradox a roundtable discussion among APTC members and clients, written by Christopher Ostrowski, as published by Real Estate Forum , January 2004. High Sales Prices Create Property Tax Problems by Jeffrey L. Mandler, as published by Apartment Finance Today , January/February 2004. Archive of APTC GlobeSt.com published articles 2001 - 2004.
Dramatic New Possibilities for Hotel Property Tax Reductions by James Popp, as published by Lodging Magazine, December 2003 . Environmental Contamination Presents Issues on Cost to Cure by William D. Siegel and Saul R. Fenchel, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , November 4, 2003 . Get Ready for 2004 Tax Appeals Now by Linda Terrill, as published in Real Estate Mid-America , November/December 2003. Unexpected Benefits of Affordable Housing by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York , November/December 2003. Much New Jersey Property is Over Assessed by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , November/December 2003. Impairment Can Cause Discrepancies In Assessed and Reported Asset Value by Andy Raines, as published in Real Estate Forum , November 2003. The Value of Understanding Property Valuation Methods by Philip J. Giannuario, as published in National Real Estate Investor , November 2003. Property Tax in North Carolina, November 2003: by Charles B. Neely, Jr. Discovery of Unlisted and Underlisted Property Property Tax Assessment of Real Estate Property Tax on Business Personal Property Understanding NC Property Tax Property Tax Exemptions and Exclusions , Oct. 21, 2003, by Steven B. Long and Charles B. Neely, Jr. Indiana Reassessment Causes Tax Hikes by Stephen H. Paul, as published in Real Estate Mid-America , October 2003. Look Out Below! by Kenneth J. Rogers, as published in Retail Traffic , August 1, 2003. Economic Incentives Offered For Commercial Development by William D. Siegel, as published in New York Law Journal Long Island Weekly , 2003. 2003 Assessments Should Recognize Post-2001 Values by James P. Regan, as published in Real Estate Chicago , July/August 2003. Resort Property Tax Assessments Too High by John Garippa, as published in Vacation Industry Review , July-September 2003. When Hiring Outside Consultants, Look for Potential Conflicts of Interest by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate Forum, July 2003. Entrepreneurial Profit: A Legal Perspective by Kirk W. Weinert and John H. Davis, III, as published by State Taxation Institute, Property Tax Alert Vol. 1, No. 1, June 2003. Can Taxes Be Raised After Property is Sold? by Cris O'Neall as published in Real Estate Southern California, June 2003. Learning From the Hotel Valuation Model by William D. Siegel as published in Real Estate New York, June 2003. Ruling Examines Condemnation Of Portion of Leasehold Interests by William D. Siegel and Saul R. Fenchel, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , May 6, 2003. Terror, Scandal and Reform Shape Policy by Joel R. Marcus as published in Real Estate New York, April 2003. Challenging the Tax Man by William Ikard as published in National Real Estate Investor , May 2003. Contamination Can Cut Assessments by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , April 2003 John Garippa quoted in Whole New Ballgame by Cara L. Clinton, published in Real Estate Forum , March 2003. Retail Centers Get Equal Treatment Through Fee-Simple Valuation Method by Mark S. Hutcheson, as published in Real Estate Forum , March 2003. What's Wrong with the State Supreme Court? by Cris K. O'Neall, as published in Cal-Tax Digest , Spring 2003. Knowing When To Appeal a Tax Bill by Jim Popp, as published in National Real Estate Investor, February 2003. Why Deregulation Isn't Always The Best Solution by James P. Regan, as published in Real Estate Chicago , January/February 2003. Property Taxes and Intangibles: Where We Are Now by Cris K. O'Neall, as published in Cal-Tax Digest, January 2003. Tax Tips for Tenant Improvements by Raymond Gray, as published in Greater Austin Commercial Real Estate Guide, Winter 2003 Edition, Book 9 . The Fight to Reduce Property Taxes , a roundtable discussion among APTC members and clients, as published in Real Estate Forum , January 2003. Window of Opportunity by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , January 2003. Issues Confronting Properties Affected by Contamination or Environmental Problems, Thomas A. Jaconetty, editor, International Association of Assessing Officers, 2002 contact us 1. Environmental Contamination: A Legal Perspective of Its Effects on Property Values, by John E. Garippa and Seth I. Davenport Methods Exist to Reduce Hotel Taxes by William D. Siegel as published in Real Estate New York , November/December 2002. New Appraisal Theories Will Reduce Hotel Assessments by John Garippa as published in Real Estate Forum , November 2002. Negotiating Tax Escalation Clauses by William D. Siegel and Tracie P. Peddy as published in New York Law Journal, Long Island Edition, November 4, 2002. Press Release October 2002 Martin S. Katz Memorial Award presented to David Lennhoff. Woe for Industrial Properties? by John Garippa as published in Real Estate New Jersey , October 2002. Negotiating Tax Escalation Clauses by William D. Siegel as published in Real Estate New York , September 2002. Don't Tax the Business Value of Senior Housing as Real Estate by James P. Regan, as published in Real Estate Chicago , September 2002. It Pays to Challenge the Tax Assessor by Elliott B. Pollack, as published in National Real Estate Investor , August 2002. How to Win a Tax Appeal by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , July/August 2002. Disparities in Rental Rates May Alter Property Values by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate Forum , July 2002. Naussau County Reassessment on Schedule by William D. Siegel and Tracie P. Peddy, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , August 4, 2002. Contesting Property Tax Assessments in North Carolina by Charles B. Neely, Jr., and Nancy S. Rendleman, an expanded version of an article published in North Carolina State Bar Journal, Winter 2001. John Garippa quoted in 1031 Exchanges by Art Gering, as published in Real Estate Forum , June 2002. Owners Await Incentives by Joel Marcus, as published in Real Estate New York , June 2002. High Condemnation Awards Could Lead to Reimbursement of Legal Fees by William D. Siegel, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , May 6, 2002. Cutting Taxes with Due Diligence by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , April 2002. Steve Paul quoted in With Revenues Down, Owners Aim to Cut Property Taxes , Real Estate Forum , April 2002. Are New Assessments Fair by Joel Marcus, as published in Real Estate New York, April 2002. John Garippa and Richard Nearhood quoted in Property Owners Appeal Value Assessment to Ease Tax Burden , The Wall Street Journal , March 27, 2002. The Ongoing Injustice of Regional Mall Assessments , by James P. Regan, as published in Real Estate Chicago , March 2002. Proving 'Economic Obsolescence' Can Help Industrial Owners Reduce Property Taxes , by David Canary, as published in National Real Estate Investor , February 2002. Recent Property Tax Decisions Reject Equal Protection Argument by William D. Siegel and Saul R. Fenchel, as published by New York Law Journal's Long Island Weekly , February 4, 2002. John Garippa quoted in GlobeSt.com Exclusive: Real Estate Leaders Deny Industry Complicity in Assessment Scandal , as published on GlobeSt.com, February 2002. Light at the End of the Tunnel , by William D. Siegel, as published in AAHOA Lodging Business , February 2002. Property Tax Trends - Regional Focus: The Northeast , by Elliott B. Pollack, Marjorie S. Wilder, Gregory F. Servididio, and Julie A. Morgan, as published in Journal of Property Valuation and Taxation , Winter 2002. Jim Popp quoted in Sept. 11 Could Spark Decline in Property Values , as published in National Real Estate Investor , January 2002. Jim Popp, John Garippa, Richard Nearhood quoted in Challenging the Tax Man , as published in National Real Estate Investor , January 2002. APTC members quoted in by Art Gering, as published in Real Estate Forum , January 2002. Hotel Owner Jolted by New Method Used to Determine Real Estate Value by Jim Popp, as published in National Real Estate Investor , December 2001. Stage is Set for Nassau County Reassessment by William D. Siegel and Tracie P. Peddy, as published in New York Law Journal , Long Island Edition, November 19, 2001 . North Carolina Property Tax Assessment and Appeals Procedure by Charles B. Neely, Jr. and Nancy S. Rendleman, as published in North Carolina State Bar Journal , Winter 2001. Revaluations Loom Across the State by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , October 2001. Tools to Reduce Property Taxes by William D. Siegel, as published in Real Estate New York , October 2001. Tax Tips for Tenant Improvements by Cris K. O'Neall, as published in Real Estate Southern California , September 2001. Price Equals Market Value: Is It Fact or Fiction? by Jim Regan, Real Estate Chicago , July/August 2001.Reduce Your Property Taxes by John Garippa, Real Estate New Jersey , July/August 2001.How to Reduce Property Taxes on Assisted Living Facilities by Kieran Jennings, as published in National Real Estate Investor , July 2001. Environmental Contamination and its Impact on Market Value and Property Assessments -- an Updated View , by John Garippa and Brian Fowler, as presented at Institute for Professionals in Taxation (IPT) 25th Annual Conference, June 2001. David Canary quoted in Commercial Real Estate Law Firms by Kyle Parks, as published in National Real Estate Investor , June 2001, Law & Real Estate Partners in Success. Bounty Hunting in New Jersey by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey, May 2001. Steve Paul quoted in REITs Stand Tall Amid Wavering Economy by Christina M. Couret, as published in National Real Estate Investor , May 2001, REIT Showcase. Tax Assessors Sometimes Face A Real Estate Horse Of A Different Color by Linda Terrill, as published in National Real Estate Investor , May 2001. Court Opens Door For Tax Relief by David Gross, as published in Real Estate Northern California , May 2001. John Garippa quoted in Market Forces, New Guidelines Combine To Make 2001 Year of Tax-Free Exchange , as published in Commercial Property News , April 2001. Changing Industrial Areas; How to Fight to Reduce Your Taxes by Philip J. Giannuario, as published in Office & Industrial Properties , April 2001. How Regional Malls Can Be Overtaxed by James P. Regan, as published in Real Estate Chicago , April 2001. Tax Trends: Planning for Next Year by John Garippa, as published in Real Estate New Jersey , April, 2001. Current Property Tax Developments In The East by David Saliba, presented at ABA/IPT Advanced Property Tax Seminar New Orleans , Louisiana , March 22-23, 2001. Communication and Information Can Help REITs Avoid Tax Surprises by Margaret Ford, National Real Estate Investor , March 2001. In Tax Assessment, All Sales Not Equal by John Garippa, Real Estate Forum , February 2001. Contaminated Properties Finally Get Tax Relief by Cris K. O'Neall, Real Estate Southern California , February 2001.Investment Value, Market Value differ for Property Tax Purposes by Jim Popp, National Real Estate Investor , January 2001. David Canary and Wayne Tenenbaum quoted in Arguing for Tax Appeals by Beth Mattson-Teig, National Real Estate Investor , January 2001. UpClose; APTC's John Garippa, www.globest.com/RMIAQJ07YEC.html January 2, 2001. ______________________________________________________________________________ The Assessor is Watching... by Joel R. Marcus, Real Estate New York , November 2000. The Good News About Obsolescence by Stephen H. Paul, National Real Estate Investor , November, 2000. Understanding Functional Obsolescence Can Reduce Your Property Taxes by Michael B. Shapiro, Corporate Real Estate Executive , October, 2000. Big-box Retailers Beware How Assessors Overvalue Your Property by Michael B. Shapiro, National Real Estate Investor , September, 2000. Assisted Living Owners; Are Your Property Taxes Too High? by John Garippa, Multifamily Executive , August, 2000. 'Tis the Season for Property Tax Appeals by Cris K. O'Neall, Real Estate Southern California , July/August 2000. Just Say 'No' to Property Taxes on Non-RE Items by J. Kieran Jennings, National Real Estate Investor , July 2000. Secrets to Combating an Assessor’s Valuation by Elliott Pollack, National Real Estate Investor , May, 2000. An interview with Margaret Ford, The Beat Report by Bailey Webb, National Real Estate Investor , May 2000. Current Property Tax Developments in the East David G. Saliba, Esq., ABA/IPT Advanced Property Tax Seminar , New Orleans, Louisiana,March 23 –24, 2000. Property Tax Solutions for Sold Properties , by Jim Popp, National Real Estate Investor , March 1, 2000 . Making Acquisitions Less Taxing, by Cris K. O’Neall, Real Estate Southern California , March, 2000. Use Market Value Principles To Reduce Industrial Property Tax Assessments, by John E. Garippa, Esq. and Philip J. Giannuario, Esq. Property Tax Solutions For Today’s Multi-Family Pricing Paradigm , by Margaret A. Ford. Hotel Property Tax Reductions: An Industry Breakthrough , by Jim Popp, Esq., Popp & Ikard. Assessing the Chances of Winning a Tax Appeal , by Cris K O’Neall, As published in Real Estate Southern California , November/December, 1999. Minimizing Your Property Tax Burden In Ohio by Kieran Jennings, Esq. Making Property Taxes Work by Cynthia Hoffman, Real Estate Forum , September 1999. Amortization - A Tool to Reduce Property Taxes by David H. Saffern, National Real Estate Investor , July, 1999. Hospital Awarded Substantial Refund in Tax Assessment Appeal Press Release, July 19, 1999 . Effects of Deregulation on Property Taxes by Michael B. Shapiro and Steven P. Schneider, National Real Estate Investor , May, 1999. Major Flag Hotel Trial Sheds Light on Property Tax Dispute by James Popp, National Real Estate Investor , March, 1999. Litigating Power Plant Valuation Issues Under Deregulation by Steven P. Schneider, Presented at American Bar Association / Institute for Professionals in Taxation Advanced Property Tax Seminar, March 25 - 26, 1999 , New Orleans , Louisiana . Property Tax Issues Raised by REIT Purchase Prices; What You See is Not What You Get! by James P. Regan, Presented at American Bar Association / Institute for Professionals in Taxation Advanced Property Tax Seminar, March 25 - 26, 1999 , New Orleans , Louisiana. The Seven Psychological Laws of Effective Appraisal Storytelling by James Popp, Presented at American Bar Association / Institute for Professionals in Taxation Advanced Property Tax Seminar, March 25 - 26, 1999, New Orleans, Louisiana. Eliminating Intangible Value Reduces Real Estate Taxes by Martin S. Katz, National Real Estate Investor , January, 1999.
Corporate Profile: American Property Tax Counsel, The National Affiliation of Property Tax Attorneys National Real Estate Investor , January, 1999. Equality & Uniformity:A First Time Remedy for an Old Time Right by James Popp, presented at the 11 th Annual Property Tax Seminar, September, 1998.
Controlling Office Building Property Taxes by Martin S. Katz, presented before BOMA's International 91st Annual Convention and The Office Building Show, June 21-23, 1998, Philadelphia, PA. Owners of Suburban Office Buildings May Get Tax Jolt by Martin S. Katz, Midwest Real Estate News , March, 1998. REITs Signal Appraisers to Refine Valuation Approach by Martin S. Katz, National Real Estate Investor , January, 1998. Toward A Better Understanding Of Value-In-Use In Property Tax Appraisals by Charles B. Neely, Jr. and Nancy S. Rendleman, Journal of Property Tax Management , Vol. 8, Issue 3, Winter, 1997. Property Tax Valuation Considerations In Sale-Leaseback Transactions by Martin S. Katz, Shopping Center World , November, 1997. Property Taxes A Forgotten Factor, Outsourcing Partners for Optimum Value by Saturnino Lucio and Martin S. Katz, Corporate Real Estate Executive , September, 1997. Property Tax Valuation of Hotel Properties; Symposium Discusses Shift in Valuation of Hotels by Martin S. Katz, Metro Chicago Real Estate , July/August, 1997. Tax Issue Of 'Intangible Business Value' Important by Martin S. Katz, Midwest Real Estate News , May, 1997.John Garippa quoted in Court Says Taxpayers Can Sue Over High Property Assessments , by Joseph F. Sullivan, Special to the New York Times, Feb. 3, 1995. Current Issues in the Valuation of Race Tracks by Alan Marcuvitz, as published in Assessment Journal , September/Oct 1995. Hazardous Waste Conditions And Real Estate Taxes Revisited by William Siegel, Long Island Business News , August, 1994.
