BY ALESHIA HOWE
May 04, 2009
As commercial real estate professionals struggle to cope with the current market, several local companies are re-adjusting and tacking on new or expanded services.
In the last three months, several local brokerage houses – both big and small – as well as developers have launched new services or campaigns to try to nab more market share.
For example, Fort Worth’s Innovative Developers Inc. launched a new marketing campaign touting its consulting services, which includes everything from strategic and financial planning to asset and construction management and leasing services – all services the company has provided in informal and formal capacities, but is now rolling into a new marketing effort.
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
Tarrant property assessments up 4.6%
By ANTHONY SPANGLER May. 15, 2009
FORT WORTH _ Taxable property values rose 4.6 percent in Tarrant County in 2008, according to preliminary figures released Friday by the Tarrant Appraisal District.
The individual residential and business property assessments are used to determine the amount of property taxes they will pay to cities, schools and other government entities. Each government entity sets tax rates that are applied to the appraised values to determine the tax bills.
About 129,000 homeowners saw their values increase, while another 128,000 received notices that their values dropped. A breakdown of commercial properties was not immediately available.
Real estate appraisers say valuations are rising in high-end neighborhoods, while decreases are occurring in more modest sub-divisions where foreclosures are higher.
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FORT WORTH _ Taxable property values rose 4.6 percent in Tarrant County in 2008, according to preliminary figures released Friday by the Tarrant Appraisal District.
The individual residential and business property assessments are used to determine the amount of property taxes they will pay to cities, schools and other government entities. Each government entity sets tax rates that are applied to the appraised values to determine the tax bills.
About 129,000 homeowners saw their values increase, while another 128,000 received notices that their values dropped. A breakdown of commercial properties was not immediately available.
Real estate appraisers say valuations are rising in high-end neighborhoods, while decreases are occurring in more modest sub-divisions where foreclosures are higher.
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