Start with the basics of Texas property tax and gain a clearer understanding of how the system works. This introductory session will cover key property tax concepts, taxpayer rights, and the overall property tax calendar, giving you the foundational knowledge needed to navigate the process with confidence.

Houston BOMA member and industry expert, Cade Burr, will provide a high-level overview of how properties are appraised, who is involved in the process, and what to expect throughout the tax year. The session will conclude with a live Q&A, offering attendees the opportunity to ask questions and gain clarity on common property tax topics.

Don’t miss this opportunity to build a strong foundation for the rest of the Property Tax 101 series.

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Take a deeper dive into how commercial properties are valued for property tax purposes. This session will focus on the three primary valuation methods used by appraisal districts—the cost approach, income approach, and sales approach—and how each impacts your property’s appraised value.

Houston BOMA member and industry expert, Cade Burr, will walk through real-world examples and case studies to illustrate how these valuation methods are applied, where inconsistencies can occur, and how equity plays a role in ensuring fair and uniform taxation. Attendees will gain practical insight into how appraisal data is analyzed and how valuation methodologies can be challenged.

The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A, giving participants the opportunity to ask questions and build confidence ahead of future protest and appeal discussions.

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This final session focuses on how property tax policy impacts your tax bill after valuations are set. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of what drives real property tax relief, what does not, and how different policy tools affect commercial properties.

The webinar will cover key concepts such as tax rate compression versus appraisal caps, annual appraisals, and Texas BOMA’s policy positions on equitable, market-based taxation. Designed to be educational and non-political, this session helps property professionals better understand current and future property tax proposals.

Join us for Part Three and complete the Property Tax 101 series with a stronger grasp of property tax policy and its real-world impact.

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