DFW multifamily tax assessments see double-digit increases while rent growth slows to an average 1.2% YoY increase as multifamily supply floods the market.arket.
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Retail real estate metrics remain positive in early 2018. So much so that attractive long-term buy opportunities can still be found despite the rise of eCommerce.
As appraisal districts try to assess at market value, taxing entities get to ride the wave of historic appreciation while claiming they don’t raise taxes.
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If any of your commercial real estate in southeast Texas was damaged by Hurricane Harvey, consider filing a Notice of Claim with your insurance company before August 31, 2017.
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Ever wonder how your Texas properties compare to the rest of the market after their protest hearing? Check out these two compelling Texas property litigation graphs to see the stats.
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