As the commercial real estate landscape becomes more sophisticated with a greater number of functional areas playing important strategic roles, the information they use on a timely basis to make decisions becomes critical. Whether you’re a Landlord, a portfolio manager, property tax specialist, or any other role in the real estate ecosystem, you’ll benefit from our list of ten of the best websites to follow for the latest commercial real estate news, tips, information, and analysis.

Your role in property tax management has become more strategic, as the data you routinely use becomes ever-more important. This is happening while the portfolios you manage might get bigger as well as the datapoints contained within them. For years, the default tool to try and manage that data was a spreadsheet program, but is this sustainable? This blog presents a compelling case as to why such a reliance on spreadsheets might be problematic, and should be bookmarked as a planning reference.

The valuation of commercial real estate assets can employ several methods before coming up with a final figure. Despite the varying techniques, the most relevant and commonly used one is the Income Method. In this blog, we review some of the commonly used tools, but place our focus on the Income Method and explain its very direct linkage to commercial real estate and Property Tax.

With thousands of industry organizations vying for your attention, it can be hard to know which one you should join. Here’s our list of six prominent organizations we believe are important to property tax management professionals in any industry.

NOI is one of the most commonly discussed metrics in commercial real estate. It’s indisputably essential for understanding the performance of commercial real estate investments and portfolios, but it’s also often difficult to fully grasp. Many people discuss NOI as authoritative experts, leaving others to wonder: What is it? How does it work? Let’s discuss.

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