It’s springtime in Texas, and there’s no better sight than highways lined with bluebonnets and wildflowers, a sign that warmer days—and the May property tax deadline—are officially here. Just like those wildflowers, property tax assessments bloom this time of year, often catching commercial property owners off guard. Are you ready? Here’s your quick Texas Spring Checklist…
For commercial property owners, property taxes are often one of the largest recurring expenses. In Texas—where valuations continue to rise amid booming markets—these costs can quickly spiral out of control if left unchecked. While many owners believe they can handle property tax assessments and appeals themselves, the reality is that inaccurate valuations, missed opportunities, and unoptimized…
In Texas, BBQ isn’t just food—it’s a way of life. From the smoky brisket in Lockhart to the juicy ribs in Houston, every pitmaster has their own secret sauce for success. And surprisingly, the world of commercial real estate isn’t so different. What’s the connection? Both require: Patience and Planning. Just like slow-smoked brisket takes hours…
Texas is a hub for real estate development, offering vast opportunities for commercial property owners and developers to capitalize on the state’s pro-business climate, population growth, and thriving industries. However, managing property taxes during the entitlement and development phases can be a significant challenge—and a costly oversight if not handled properly. Property tax forecasting can provide…
Texas has long been a magnet for commercial real estate, and the retail and lodging sectors remain critical players in the state’s economy. However, these sectors are undergoing significant shifts that present both opportunities and challenges for property owners. With changing consumer behaviors, post-pandemic recovery trends, and rising operational costs, ensuring accurate property valuations—and appealing them…
The office real estate market is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. The rise of remote work, corporate downsizing, and shifting tenant demands have left many office properties across Texas struggling with high vacancies and declining rents. Yet, appraisal districts continue to assess these properties using outdated assumptions, resulting in inflated valuations—and higher property tax…
Texas continues to lead the nation in commercial real estate growth, with multi-family and industrial properties dominating the market. As economic and population trends fuel demand in these sectors, property owners are seeing rising valuations—and, with them, higher property tax burdens. While these upward trends present opportunities, they also introduce unique challenges that can impact property…
Texas commercial real estate continues to thrive, drawing investors, developers, and businesses eager to capitalize on its pro-business environment and expanding markets. However, this growth comes at a cost: rising property valuations that often translate to higher property tax bills for commercial RE owners. For many, the valuations being assigned don’t always reflect their property’s actual…
When you think of Texas, you think BIG — big skies, big BBQ, big business, and yes, big real estate. But there’s another “big” that commercial property owners know all too well: property taxes. Texas boasts a business-friendly environment with no state income tax, attracting companies and investors nationwide. However, property taxes are a significant source…
