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Minnesota county announces commercial property tax abatement plan

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Jan 4, 2021 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

If you drive southeast of Hennepin County for about 90 miles, you will arrive in Olmsted County. Their County Board of Commissioners recently approved a temporary commercial property tax hardship abatement policy for commercial and industrial property owners. The...

Looking ahead at 2021 commercial property trends

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Dec 28, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

No one in Minneapolis has to be told how difficult 2020 has been. Of course, we’re not alone in our struggles. The pandemic has forced unprecedented changes, with shuttered offices and public spaces silencing downtowns across the nation. After an utterly...

Commercial real estate losses threaten economy

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Nov 30, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

The pandemic has changed the way Americans work, shop, socialize and more. Tens of millions of us have worked from home throughout much of 2020, doing much of our shopping online, while keeping forays to stores and restaurants to a minimum. Hope is on the horizon, of...

Part 2: Will Minnesota’s budget deficit fix include commercial property tax increases?

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Nov 25, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

As regular readers of our Minnesota Commercial Property Tax Appeals blog know, we recently wrote about looming state budget shortfalls and how they might be addressed by legislators.  The state’s budget office said it projects a $2.4 billion deficit in the two-year...

Delinquency on commercial property taxes on the rise

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Nov 12, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

Minnesota’s commercial property owners feel the tugs of a variety of taxmen. For the past 20 years, there has been a Minnesota property tax on commercial industrial and utility properties, though it generates only about 4 percent of the state’s tax collections. (At...

Will commercial property tax increases be part of Minnesota’s budget deficit fix?

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Nov 11, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

Minnesota commercial property owners are as wary of headlines in 2020 as anyone else. This has been a bruising year that includes an ongoing recession brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the Minneapolis riots triggered by the death of George Floyd that...

Part II: An argument for a land value tax

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Oct 27, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

In a previous post to our commercial property tax appeal blog, we wrote about a Streets.MN article that argues that commercial property taxes imposed by Hennepin County and Minneapolis should be replaced by a land value tax that would ease the tax burden on commercial...

Part I: An argument for a land value tax

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Oct 13, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

A stone’s throw away from Foshay Tower, an undeveloped parking lot covers an entire block of downtown Minneapolis real estate. Why does this prime spot host cars instead of a sparkling skyscraper? The owner explained his reasoning four years ago to Minnpost: “There...

The interplay of residential and commercial property tax rates

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Sep 30, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

As Twin Cities metro area commercial property owners know, government officials and taxing bodies are confronted with a variety of difficult questions and challenges as they wrestle with setting tax levels for both business and residential properties. A real estate...

The unintended consequences of the evictions ban

On behalf of Robert Hill Law | Sep 14, 2020 | Commercial Property Tax Appeals

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz recently extended the COVID-19 emergency through Oct. 12. Among the order’s provisions is a ban on evictions. The White House recently issued a temporary order to stop evictions across the country through the end of the year. Help one,...
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