When any commercial property sale is completed, county appraisers can reassess based on the new market value indicated by the sale price. Once a sale is recorded, county appraiser staff research the transaction and contact the parties involved to determine if the sale is ‘qualified’ by DOR definition. They look at deeds, send sale questionnaires,...Read More

The County Assessor’s Office releases newly assessed property values annually. Every property owner has the right to appeal their property assessment; however, the appeal process comes with strict guidelines and deadlines that must be followed for the petition to even be considered. Because this process is highly technical, having experience and specialized knowledge can significantly...Read More

As a commercial property owner in Florida, understanding your property tax obligations is crucial for effective financial planning. One key document you will receive annually is the Proposed Tax Notice, commonly known as the TRIM Notice. TRIM stands for Truth in Millage, and notices are mailed every August by your local county property appraiser’s office....Read More