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Understanding the Risks and Benefits Associated with Prop 8 & 13 in Commercial Leases

6.22.11

Assessed Values for California Real Estate are principally governed by Proposition 13 and Proposition 8. Since the property tax bill is a major component of operating expenses in commercial leases, it is obvious why landlords, tenants and their counsel need to understand the impact of Propositions 13 and 8.

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According to Prop 13, property value is only to be "reassessed" upon a change in control -- usually a "sale." Otherwise, they are subject to only a 2% annual inflationary adjustment.

As a result, depending upon when a "change in control" last occurred (and depending upon where market valuation cycles were at such time), current "assessed value" for a property could be significantly different that the present "market value."

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