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Protect yourself from excesesive and inaccurate property taxes. Start with a free consultant to find out how much you may be able to save.
Property taxes are one of the biggest expenses for any owner. Miss a single exemption or let the county over-value your property, and it could cost you thousands every year.
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The appeal process is complex and time-consuming by design. That's exactly why we handle it for you.
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Our state-licensed consultants know how to file for every exemption and build a case that gets results. With data on 158M+ properties, we know what your home should actually be assessed atβand we'll prove it.
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You've got enough expenses. Your property tax bill shouldn't be higher than it needs to be - and with our "no savings, no fee guarantee" we only get paid if you see a reduction.
Vacancy rates tripled. Companies downsized. Sublease space flooded the market. Office buildings lost 30β50% of value in many markets β but appraisal districts are still using 2019 data.
Even if your building is full, you're competing with cheap sublease space flooding the market. This suppresses your achievable rents and property value. Appraisers ignore this.
Class A office (new, amenitized) held value somewhat. Class B and C office lost 40β60% of value. If your building isn't brand-new, you're massively over-assessed.
Provide property address and square footage. We analyze office vacancy trends, sublease inventory, and actual vs. market rents.
We gather office market reports (CoStar, CBRE, JLL), document submarket vacancy and sublease inventory, and prove declining rents and rising cap rates.
We use actual office market data (vacancy, sublease, rent trends) to prove your property's value dropped 30β50%. We demand assessments match reality.
Average savings: $35,000/year for 50K SF buildings. $100Kβ$200K+ for larger towers. You pay 25% only if we win.

TaxDrop makes it easy to never pay more than you should by securing all exemptions and protesting high assessments annually. Book a call now to see if you're overpaying and how to get it back.