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Antioch senior apartments: county and owner debate appraisals and vacancy treatment
Summary
Appellant and county gave different unit-per-unit valuations and differed on vacancy and personal property deductions; county cited multiple appraisals and trip data indicating higher per-unit values and lower cap rates.
An appeal over the Antioch senior apartments focused on per-unit valuation, vacancy assumptions and reliance on appraisals the county says support a higher valuation than the owner’s submission.
Why it matters: Differences in per-unit values and cap-rate assumptions change assessed values across multifamily portfolios, affecting tax bills and market comparisons for similar properties.
At the hearing the property’s representative asked the board to accept a valuation based on a loaded cap rate of 7.53 and a 2% personal property deduction, producing a requested value of roughly $11,000,009. The…
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