In Township of West Milford v. Van Decker (120 N.J. 354 576 A.2d 881), the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in favor of the defendants who it said were singled out for property tax reassessment after purchasing a new home in the municipality. Argued and won by the property tax attorneys at Skoloff & Wolfe,… Read more »
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NJ Municipalities are Targeting Commercial Property Owners for Property Tax Increase
A growing number of municipalities in New Jersey are suing commercial property owners to increase property tax assessments. Commercial property tax reverse appeals are among the most significant and controversial issues that pose the greatest potential risk for buyers and owners of commercial property in the Garden State. Whether driven by external counsel motivated by… Read more »
David Wolfe, Esq., Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. property tax attorney, speaks on the future of real estate on the waterfront
On June 30, 2021, David Wolfe, property tax appeal attorney, joined as a panelist at Bisnow’s Digital Summit: Development, Investment and Industry Growth to discuss the future of the real estate office market in the New Jersey waterfront area. Panelists included Michael Goldstein, Managing Director of KABR, Mark Ravesloot, Vice-Chairman of CBRE’s Midtown Manhattan office,… Read more »
Commercial Property Tax Attorney, David Wolfe, Named to Super Lawyer List
David Wolfe, co-managing partner of Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C., has again been recognized on New Jersey’s Super Lawyer list. Mr. Wolfe is a real estate and property tax attorney in the New York metropolitan area and is a fierce litigator representing commercial property owners who are seeking tax relief due to deep revenue shortfalls from… Read more »
David Wolfe Leads Webinar for AAHOA Hotel Owners Academy
Impact of COVID-19 on property tax assessment appeals and valuations discussed. The Hotel Owners Academy of the Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) invited David Wolfe, Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. co-managing partner, to share his insights regarding the impact of the pandemic in depressing hotel valuations, as well as strategies for preparing for property tax… Read more »
Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. Partner Urges Preparation for Commercial Property Tax Appeals in 2021
David B. Wolfe, Esq., co-managing partner of Skoloff & Wolfe P.C, was featured in the December issue of the Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal (MAREJ). The Journal’s audience of over 105,000 decision makers turns to the publication for the most comprehensive coverage of the commercial real estate industry encompassing the states of New Jersey, Pennsylvania,… Read more »
Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. Recognized on NJ’s Best Commercial Property Tax Appeal Law Firm List
Real Estate NJ, the commercial real estate voice of New Jersey, recently featured Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. (S&W) in its “NJ’s Best Property Tax Appeal Law Firms” list. Please note that no aspect of advertisements or any other accolade listed have been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Learn more about the standard… Read more »
The Impact of COVID-19 on 2021 Property Tax Assessments
David Wolfe, Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. co-managing partner, recently was a guest on The Morning Spotlight, a new podcast that tackles hot topics in the NJ real estate industry. The conversation centered on subjects relevant to commercial property owners in the age of COVID-19, such as being prepared with an action plan and experienced legal… Read more »
David B. Wolfe, Esq., NJ Property Tax Attorney, Recognized as 2020 ROI Influencer in Real Estate
ROI-NJ, a media company that informs and connects businesses in New Jersey, announced that David B. Wolfe, co-managing partner of Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. (“S&W”), was selected to its list of 2020 influencers. Please note that no aspect of advertisements or any other accolade listed have been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey…. Read more »
How Golf Courses Can Ace Their Property Tax Appeals
By David Wolfe, Co-Managing Partner, and Vincent Ferrer, Associate, at Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. (Livingston, N.J.) For golf courses and country clubs, property taxes can end up being one of their largest annual expenses. Many have begun considering a challenge to their tax assessments, especially now—in the age of COVID—when revenue from events, member fees,… Read more »