Commercial Property Tax Services Across the U.S.
Providing Your Comprehensive Commercial
Property Tax Reduction Solution in 45 States
States with a STAR are where we SERVICE
Commercial Property Tax Services
O’Connor provides expert tax reduction services across much of the United States. Whether you own retail centers, industrial facilities, warehouses, office buildings, or multifamily properties, our team ensures you’re not overpaying. With deep experience in local tax laws and valuations, we deliver results locally and nationwide.
Locations Where We Offer Commercial Appeals
O’Connor proudly serves clients in most U.S. states, including premier markets such as Texas, Georgia, Illinois, and New York. Please reference our service area map for availability of services in your state.
Why Choose O’Connor for Your Commercial Tax Needs
O’Connor served over 185,000 property owners in 2024 alone. With proprietary databases, nationwide reach, and decades of appeal experience, we deliver unmatched advocacy for your property. Our contingency-based pricing ensures you pay only when we lower your taxes.
Start Your Appeal Today
Ready to lower your costs? O’Connor makes it easy. Start your appeal with a free consultation. There are no upfront fees and no risk. Our team is ready to represent you across the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please consult our service map to see all the places we serve. We offer full services for the majority of the nation.
Yes. One of the many advantages of working with O’Connor is that our team can represent your properties in the multiple states we serve. You benefit from having a subject matter expert who is familiar with your entire portfolio, while also managing the various timelines and requirements in each state. Even if deadlines vary from place to place, we coordinate everything seamlessly.
Each jurisdiction has its own rules, deadlines, and standards. Some states can have freezes associated with appeals. For instance, in Georgia, a successful appeal will lock your value in for three years. Some states or appraisal districts require exacting standards, while others are looser.
Yes, this can depend on the state, county, or other regional governmental body. For instance, appeals are due on May 15 statewide in Texas. In Illinois, the deadline is set by individual townships, of which there are over 1,400. With so many varied dates and laws, it is vital to have an expert on your side that knows the ins-and-outs of a particular area.
