Industries We Serve

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Property Types We Serve

Every asset class values differently, and the appraisal district's model doesn't always know the difference. 

We build the argument around what your property actually is.

Multi-Family

Texas multifamily owners face some of the steepest assessment increases in the state. We build the case from rent roll, occupancy and operating reality — not the district's model.

Industrial & Logistics

Warehouse, distribution and logistics assets are often over-assessed against comparable properties that don't share their clear height, dock ratio or functional layout.

Hospitality

Hotel assessments often blend the real estate with the brand, the furniture and fixtures, and the operating business. We separate what's actually taxable real property from what isn't.

Retail

Shopping centers, single-tenant and mixed retail. We appeal assessments that ignore tenant mix, rollover risk and what space in the corridor is actually leasing for.

Office

Office valuations have not kept pace with occupancy reality in a lot of Texas submarkets. We challenge assessments using current income and vacancy evidence, not pre-pandemic assumptions.

Mixed Use & Land

Mixed-use and undeveloped land are among the hardest Texas assets to value correctly. We correct assessments that treat them as something they aren't yet.

Energy & Special-Purpose Facilities

Special-purpose energy facilities are frequently valued on what they're worth to the company running them, not what they'd fetch from a buyer. That distinction is where the appeal lives, and it's often worth pursuing across multiple tax years at once.

Business personal property — machinery, equipment and inventory

Renditions for machinery, equipment and inventory are handled as part of our business personal property work rather than as a separate asset type. If a rendition error or a delinquent BPP bill is the issue, we handle that directly — tell us what you're dealing with and we'll take it from there.
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