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American Property Tax Counsel Seminars


Real Estate Market has never been a constant, it changes; evolves, and shifts only to eventually loop around. Despite its hybrid-like nature, there are factors by which it can be described and those are the key industry issues that have become the basis for the American Property Tax Counsel’s Seminars. This year's Conference will be held in Phoenix - October 9 & 10, 2009.

15th Annual APTC Seminar
October 9 & 10, 2009, Phoenix, AZ

Real Estate Market is in times of great restrains, it has never been so challenging to capture one feature to define it by. That is why, our Seminar’s title is still evolving, chasing the swiftly changing reality; once we capture it, we will reveal the subject of this year’s Seminar.

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Our Previous Seminars' Archives

2008 Developing Strategies to Confront Assessors in a Declining Real Estate Market
2007 The Effects of Money Supply on Valuation of Real Estate
2006 Highest and Best Use: A New Focus on Determining Fair Assessments for Industrial and Commercial Properties
2004 An Answer to Assessors' Runaway Sales Prices
2003 Old Questions Beget New Answers to Over taxation
2002 Emerging Theories on Intangibles and Obsolescence; Their Impact on the Taxation of Industrial and Office Properties
2001 Removing Intangibles From the Real Estate Tax Bill; The Missing Step in Real Estate Assessment Valuations
2000 Property Tax Strategies for Industrial Properties
1999 Property Tax Strategies for Deregulated Utilities and Telecommunications Companies
1998 Reducing the Real Estate Tax Impact on REIT and Trophy Properties
1997   Controlling Office Building Property Taxes (Art, Science or Magic?)
1996   Reducing Property Taxes in the '90s and Beyond: The assessment and Valuation of Hotel Properties
1995   Shopping Centers and Property Taxes

 

 

 





 

 

 

 

 

 

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