Pullman & Comley - For What It May Be Worth

A recent decision by the Appeals Court of Massachusetts* about the entitlement of two nonprofit corporations which rent apartments at below- market rates to low-income elderly individuals and individuals with disabilities… more

Ad Valorem Tax, Charitable Organizations, Connecticut, Elder Issues, Low Income Housing

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Adam Cohen

Supreme Court Says No to Equity Forfeiture in Tax Foreclosures

In 14 of our 50 states, laws are on the books that say when authorities foreclose real estate for unpaid taxes, the government is entitled to keep the full auction proceeds - even beyond the owner’s debt obligation. Enabled by… more

Foreclosure, Property Tax, Property Valuation, Reversal, SCOTUS

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Michael Marafito

AI In Real Estate Appraisal: Legal Skepticism, Industry Adoption, And An In-House Experiment On Its Accuracy

As the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly change, the laws regarding AI use likewise adapt. For instance, the New York Surrogate’s Court recently grappled with an expert witness’ use of AI to support his… more

Artificial Intelligence, Evidence, Expert Testimony, Expert Witness, Machine Learning

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Brian McCann

City of Norwalk 2023 Revaluation

The City of Norwalk, the sixth largest city in Connecticut, is near to completion of its 2023 real property revaluation. This revaluation is a “full measure and list” revaluation – meaning that it incorporates the results of… more

Connecticut, Fair Market Value, Municipalities, Property Owners, Property Tax

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Elliott Pollack

Board of Assessment Appeals – Filing Deadline Resolved

As readers of this blog probably know, a property tax appeal is initiated by filing a petition with a municipality’s Board of Assessment Appeals. Typically, the appeal must be filed with the Board no later than February 20. In… more

Connecticut, Fair Market Value, Filing Deadlines, Property Owners, Property Tax

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Ryan Schaitkin

Return to Sender: When Not Updating Your Address Becomes a Legal Headache

In a recent case before the Appellate Court of Connecticut, Judge Jose A. Suarez penned an opinion holding that owners of income-producing real property bear the burden of updating municipalities of a change in their address,… more

Appeals, Connecticut, Filing Deadlines, Government Agencies, Penalties

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Gregory Servodidio

Solar Property Tax Exemptions Granted by Connecticut Tax Court

In two recent decisions, Connecticut Tax Court Presiding Judge Matthew Budzik found that three facilities consisting of solar panels and related equipment were entitled to property tax exemptions pursuant to Connecticut General… more

Clean Energy, Connecticut, Electricity, Government Agencies, Infrastructure

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