Summary
Property owners challenged their assessments, but the board upheld the assessor in every case heard. Homeowners and commercial owners alike must bring strong comparable-sales evidence — and 2025 sales couldn't be used this year because the 2025 reassessment relied on 2024 sales.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Upheld assessments mean the affected owners pay taxes on $326,800, $2.386 million and $6.556 million valuations respectively.
The city's tax base and other taxpayers benefit from uniform, sustained assessments.
The three objecting property owners bear the upheld assessments, including a 72% increase on the Bluemound Road property.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Review — May 22, 2026
Property owners challenged their assessments, but the board upheld the assessor in every case heard. Homeowners and commercial owners alike must bring strong comparable-sales evidence — and 2025 sales couldn't be used this year because the 2025 reassessment relied on 2024 sales.
City Council — May 5, 2026
Property owners can informally review assessments with the assessor May 4-15 at City Hall.
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