Charlotte, North Carolina Property Tax Expertise

Local Charlotte Property Tax Expertise with a National Footprint

It has been three years since the last Mecklenburg County revaluation, and property owners should expect increases when receiving their 2023 assessed values. The industrial, multifamily, and office industries should expect to see the highest increases as a result of strong growth in recent years.

Real estate values issued in 2023 can remain in place for another three years, unless changed by appeal action or a change at the property level. The local property tax experts at Ryan have decades of experience filing and negotiating property tax appeals for all property types throughout Mecklenburg County and across North Carolina.

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Number of Charlotte Sites Represented:
2,500+
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Charlotte Client Property Tax Savings Realized Since the Last Mecklenburg County Revaluation:
$50 Million
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Charlotte Fair Market Value Represented:
$40 Billion

North Carolina Property Tax Deadlines

Below are the local North Carolina property tax deadlines. If you are interested in property tax deadlines for other states, please view our U.S. Property Tax Calendar.

North Carolina

Lien Date

January 1
Real Property Information

Assessment Notice Issue Date

January-March

Appeal Deadline

April 1; 30 days from notice. 30 days to file an informal appeal from the date. Formal appeal deadline will be when the board adjourns, which the earliest that can be is the first Monday in April.
Real Estate Tax Bill Payment Information

Tax Bills Issued

August 1

Single Payment Due (Delinquent Date)

January 5
Personal Property Information

Assessment Notice Issue Date

May 1

Appeal Deadline

September 1

Rendition Date

January 31
Personal Property Tax Bill Payment Information

Tax Bills Issued

August 1

Single Payment Due (Delinquent Date)

January 5 of the following year

North Carolina Real Estate Ryan Contact

Suzanne Markley
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Ryan’s Charlotte Property Tax Experts

Ryan’s Charlotte property tax experts are uniquely positioned to help organizations understand the complexities of multiple tax jurisdictions and their different approaches to valuing and assessing all property types. Our property tax team represents the largest property owners in Charlotte, North Carolina across every industry.

Suzanne Markley

Principal

Suzanne has extensive experience in the management of national property tax engagements and jurisdictional expertise. With deep relationships and expertise throughout Atlanta and North Carolina, Suzanne brings with her a focus on income-producing properties across a broad range of properties. Additionally, Suzanne has appeared as a speaker on various property tax-related topics for Ryan clients, law firms, and other members of the commercial real estate community. She currently serves as President Elect, Vice President Diversity, and Treasurer for NAIOP Georgia.

Hailey Garrett

Senior Manager

Hailey specializes in providing commercial real estate property tax consulting services to clients across a variety of property types and jurisdictions. She has property tax experience across the entire state of North Carolina and handled a broad range of property tax appeals in Mecklenburg County in the 2019 revaluation. Hailey served on the board of the Association of Young Real Estate Professionals (AYREP) and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in real estate and Certificate of Legal Studies from the University of Georgia.

Suzanne Hood

Senior Manager

Suzanne Hood provides commercial real estate assessment reviews, appeals, and pre‐acquisition due diligence services in the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. She is a former Division Director of Property Tax for the Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner, where she directed multiple operational levels of staff; managed IT projects, initiatives, and maintenance; oversaw and participated in the analysis of management information; managed tax bills, collection, and disbursement; managed the external vendor process; and developed and administered budgets. She also previously held various management positions at the Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner, including Senior Tax Business Manager, Branch Manager, and Assistant Branch Manager. Suzanne holds a certificate of Local Government Management from the University of Georgia and is a certified Local Government Finance Officer at the University of Georgia, Carl Vinson Institute of Government.

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