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Commercial Property Tax Appeals · Denver Metro · No Win, No Fee

We Help Commercial
Property Owners
Win Tax Appeals.

Colorado's commercial assessment process is built for speed, not precision. The result: thousands of properties carrying assessed values that don't reflect market reality. We dig into the numbers, find the gap, and fight to recover what you've been overpaying — with senior advisors on every file and zero upfront cost. And if you haven't filed for 2025 yet, there's still time — we can pursue both cycles.

$0
Upfront. We only get paid when you do.
Senior
Advisors fight your case — not junior processors.
All
Appeal levels pursued. We don't stop early.

See If You're Overpaying — Free

Tell us about your property. We'll dig into the numbers and give you a straight answer on whether there's money to recover — no cost, no commitment.

We respond within 1–2 business days. No cost, no commitment. If we move forward, it's full contingency — you only pay if we win.

Trusted across asset classes
Office PortfoliosRetail CentersIndustrial ParksMultifamilyMixed-UseOwner-OccupantsNet Lease Tenants

Asset classes we fight for

We know your asset class.
We know where assessor models break down.

Each property type has its own valuation logic — and its own set of common assessment errors. We tailor our analysis to the methodology, market data, and comparable set that governs your specific asset.

Office

Vacancy trends, lease-up assumptions, and rent concessions in Denver's shifting office market create real gaps between assessed and market value. We surface them and build the case.

CBDSuburbanFlex OfficeMedical

Retail

E-commerce headwinds and post-pandemic occupancy changes have hammered retail values. Assessors still rely on outdated cap rates and stale lease comps. We challenge them with current market data.

Strip CentersNet LeaseMixed-UseAnchored

Industrial

Strong market demand doesn't mean your property was assessed correctly. Site constraints, clear heights, dock configurations, and location factors are routinely ignored — and we fight to get them counted.

WarehouseFlex / R&DDistributionCold Storage

Multifamily

Assessors applied aggressive valuations during peak rent growth — and many haven't adjusted. If current conditions, unit-level issues, or shifting cap rates tell a different story, we'll prove it.

Garden StyleMid-RiseHigh-RiseMixed-Use

How we build a winning case

We use the assessor's playbook.
Then we find opportunities for you.

Tax appeals are won on the strength of the valuation argument — not persistence alone. We apply the same three methodologies assessors use, and we know exactly where they cut corners, apply stale data, and miss property-specific factors that move the number.

01

Income Capitalization Approach

For income-producing properties, the fight is in the details — market rents, vacancy assumptions, operating expenses, and capitalization rates. Assessors frequently stabilize these inputs in ways that inflate NOI and understate risk. We challenge every assumption with verified, current market data and fight for the rate that reflects what the market actually demands.

Office · Retail · Multifamily · Industrial
02

Sales Comparison Approach

We don't stop at the obvious comparable set. We conduct exhaustive market research to identify the transactions that most accurately bracket your property — then build defensible adjustments for size, age, condition, location, and lease structure. Weak comp selection is the most common point of failure in commercial appeals. We make it a strength.

All Asset Types
03

Cost Approach

Mass appraisal systems are built for speed, not precision. Functional obsolescence, physical deterioration, and site constraints get missed. For owner-occupied and special-purpose assets, replacement cost analysis — with rigorously supported depreciation — can expose significant over-assessment that other methodologies won't catch. We know where to look and how to prove it.

Owner-Occupied · Special Purpose · Industrial

We've seen this situation before

Sound familiar? We can help.

We work with property owners, landlords, and tenants across the commercial spectrum — from first-time appellants to those who have already been denied and need someone who won't stop there.

Your assessment doesn't reflect what the market would actually pay for your asset

Rising operating costs, declining rents, or elevated vacancy can push your property's market value well below its assessed figure. We quantify the gap with current data and fight to get the assessment corrected.

You're a tenant with a tax pass-through — and your landlord's assessment is your problem too

If your lease makes you responsible for a portion of property taxes, an inflated assessment hits your bottom line directly. You have a legitimate stake in the outcome — and we'll fight for it on your behalf.

You were denied — but a denial at one level isn't the end

Most property owners give up after an informal hearing doesn't go their way. We don't. We assess whether the Board of Assessment Appeals or district court gives you a stronger shot — and we take it there if it does.

Why Consultus

Senior experts on your side.
Not junior processors
working a checklist.

Volume-driven tax appeal firms push thousands of files through with junior staff and standardized templates. That approach misses what wins commercial appeals — the property-specific factors that differentiate your asset from the assessor's comparable set. We don't work that way.

01

Senior-level review on every file — no exceptions, no hand-offs

Your case is handled by an experienced advisor who has sat across the table from Colorado assessors and knows exactly how they think. Not assigned to an unsupervised processor working at volume.

02

We find what others miss — then build the argument around it

Functional obsolescence, lease-up discounts, deferred maintenance, site constraints, non-market lease structures — these are the factors that move the number, and the factors mass appraisal systems consistently overlook. We go looking for them.

03

We don't stop at the first hearing — we push until it's worth stopping

When an informal hearing falls short, we evaluate whether the County Board, Board of Assessment Appeals, or district court gives us a stronger position. If it does, we take it there. We've recovered money for clients long after another firm walked away.

04

We know this market — not generically, but specifically

We live and work in the Denver metro. Our knowledge of submarkets, recent comparable transactions, and assessor tendencies is current and specific — not borrowed from a national database and applied at arm's length.

"
"A strong appeal isn't about being aggressive — it's about being right. We only take cases we believe in, and we fight hard when we do."

— Consultus Asset Valuation

Straight talk

We only take cases we can fight.
We'll tell you when yours isn't one.

Some firms treat tax appeals as an automatic annual service, regardless of whether the numbers support it. That's not advocacy — it's volume. Appealing without a sound basis can trigger a review that increases your assessment. We won't put you in that position. If the case isn't there, we'll tell you straight.

We'll take your case when...

  • Your assessed value materially exceeds what an informed buyer would pay for the asset in today's market
  • Your property has experienced rent decline, elevated vacancy, or below-market occupancy that the assessor's income analysis doesn't capture
  • Property-specific factors — physical condition, site constraints, functional issues — differentiate your asset from the assessor's comparable set
  • You've been denied at one level and want a credible assessment of whether escalation gives you a real shot
  • You want an expert in your corner — not a firm that guarantees results no one can promise

We'll tell you to hold off when...

  • Market evidence suggests your assessment is at or below market value — an appeal could result in no reduction or, worse, an increase
  • The potential tax savings don't justify the cost or disruption of pursuing an appeal through multiple levels
  • A recent sale at or above assessed value would undermine the appeal argument — we'd rather tell you now than waste your time
  • You expect a guaranteed reduction — no credible firm can promise that, and any that do should give you pause

Recent results

Real reductions for Colorado
commercial property owners.

A snapshot of recent appeals — across counties, asset types, and assessment cycles. Past results don't guarantee future outcomes, but they show what's possible when the case is built right.

Tax Reduction

$346,018
43% reduction
Boulder County
Retail / Office

Tax Reduction

$116,064
25% reduction
Jefferson County
Mini Storage

Tax Reduction

$82,711
27% reduction
Larimer County
Office

How it works

We handle everything.
You get back to your business.

From first review to final resolution, we take the process off your plate — filings, comp research, valuation arguments, and hearing representation. You stay informed at every step. You don't have to fight this alone.

1

Free property review — no commitment

Tell us about your asset. We pull the current assessment, research the market, and give you a straight read on whether we think there's money to recover.

2

Clear go / no-go — before you decide anything

We tell you exactly what we found, which methodology gives you the strongest argument, and whether we think the case is worth pursuing. No pressure. No upsell.

3

We build the case and fight it

Our advisors prepare a rigorous valuation argument with verified comps, handle all filings, and represent your property through every hearing — informal and formal.

4

Resolution — and we don't stop if there's more to fight for

We walk through the outcome with you and make a clear call on whether the Board of Assessment Appeals or district court gives you a better shot. If it does, we take it there.

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No reduction. No fee. We only get paid when you do.

Our fee is 100% contingency — aligned entirely with your outcome. If we don't win a reduction in your assessed value, you owe us nothing. No retainer, no flat fee, no billing for effort. We take on engagements we believe in, and we get paid by proving it.

Denver metro appeal window is closing

Stop overpaying.
Find out where you stand — free.

Submit your property and we'll dig into the numbers. If there's a case worth making, we'll tell you exactly what it is and how we'd fight it. If there isn't, we'll tell you that too — straight.

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