Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the March of Dimes is continuing to lead the fight for the health of all moms and babies by funding research, leading programs, and providing education and advocacy. A key part of supporting this mission is events like the Real Estate Awards Reception, which was held on September 24 as a… Read more »
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Jersey City Commercial Property Owners: Targets of Property Tax Increase Cases
As we wrote earlier in 2020, Jersey City, N.J., is now aggressively pursuing commercial property owners with reverse appeals designed to increase assessments and corresponding property taxes. Despite recently completing a revaluation in 2018, Jersey City is selectively challenging assessments on vacant land, multifamily, and industrial properties. This new initiative is in full swing and… Read more »
David Wolfe, Esq. Shares Property Tax Appeal Insight with Online Mag for Entrepreneurs
David B. Wolfe, co-managing partner or Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C., was interviewed for a recent article published in Times of Entrepreneurship, an online, multi-industry news source for business owners and entrepreneurs. The article “Rent May Be The Final Blow For Struggling Small Businesses,” reports on the sobering situation brought on by COVID-19 restrictions and their… Read more »
David B. Wolfe, a Commercial Property Tax Attorney, Named to Super Lawyers List
An experienced real estate property tax attorney in the New York metropolitan area, David B. Wolfe has once again been named to the New Jersey Super Lawyers list. Super Lawyers rates outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The selection process includes… Read more »
Jersey City Authorizes Reverse/Increase Cases Against Commercial Property Owners – Call the Jersey City, NJ Property Tax Appeal Attorney
Jersey City is following the lead of other NJ municipalities and has authorized reverse/increase cases against commercial property owners. What does that mean? Even if you haven’t filed a property tax appeal, the City may initiate an appeal to increase your assessment and your real estate taxes. These filings represent a significant change in the… Read more »