Reassessment notices have been sent to 41 out of the 88 counties in Ohio covering major areas, including Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Akron. Commercial property owners across every sector have experienced significant increases in property valuations. The experts at Ryan see the below average increases in Franklin County and anticipate similar numbers across the state.
While informal hearings have already taken place, property owners still have time to submit an appeal. The official appeal deadline for the 2023 revaluations is April 1, 2024. Ryan has a local team of experts that possesses extensive knowledge and experience in navigating Ohio’s complex property tax system. We can offer valuable insights on exemptions and challenges related to property valuation, as well as presenting strategies to help reduce your tax obligations.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION CONTACTS:
Ken Hartman
Principal
Ryan
773.255.2308
ken.hartman@ryan.com
Wan Kyu Park
Director
Ryan
603.661.8428
wankyu.park@ryan.com
Cory Harless
Senior Manager
Ryan
440.669.0078
cory.harless@ryan.com
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- Kenneth M. Hartman
- Property Tax
- Ohio