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Using Bookmarks to Unleash the Power of Power BI
No full textPower BI can be used to unveil key insights into appraisal data. The presentation and usefulness of the report design can be as important as the data itself. Bookmarks are a powerful way to enhance the data presentation and engage the audience in order to tell a compelling story
Catch the AI Wave: Demystifying AI-Powered Property Valuation
No full textHave you heard about AI, but don\u27t know what it means, or how it could be used for property appraisal? Come learn about the different types of AI - machine learning, computer vision, generative AI, and how these tools can help your office value properties more efficiently and accurately
Fair + Equitable August/September 2024
No full textThe August/September F+E cover story reviews how states are addressing the high cost of housing.
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Simplifying the Complex: Valuing Mixed-Use Properties in a Mass Appraisal Environment
No full textHistorically, developers and property owners focused on one type of asset class, and they set the characteristics of the real estate markets. Office buildings are often clustered in downtown cores and employment zones. Retail focused exclusively on retail development and can been seen in the growth of malls and power centers. Multi-family and hotels all developed in isolation. Today, demands of the local market, coupled with government policies to intensify, have resulted in properties that blend these varied uses. People want the convenience of being able to live, work, and shop in one location and real estate developers have responded. As properties continue to evolve to meet these demands, valuators are faced with significant challenges. By definition, mixed-use properties are unique; certain projects are developed over many years and market evidence may be limited during these periods. Appraisals need to consider the various influences and contributions to establish the property value. If this was the only goal for an assessing authority, then it would be reasonably straight-forward. However, jurisdictions must also balance equity and ensure that valuation approaches and methodologies are consistently applied through the development cycle and beyond. This is where mass appraisal and a collaborative approach with all stakeholders comes in. However, when dealing with mixed-use properties, how does one ensure accuracy while maintaining consistency and minimize assessment loss due to appeals
City of Philadelphia – Atlas-website: Providing transparent access to all!
No full textThis session will focus on using GIS to provide modern information access with the publi
Using GIS to share property information & increase transparency in assessment
No full textThis session will focus on using GIS to provide modern information access with the publi
User’s guide to making the most out of dashboards
No full textThis session explores how to harness the full potential of GIS for visualizing big data, streamlining business processes, and tranforming oversight using dashboards and business intelligence
Recent legal considerations in Colorado ad valorem appraisal
No full textRecent court case decisions and legislation have had a significant impact on the assessment function in Colorado. This session will provide insights into recent Colorado Court decisions and legislation which have impacted the ad valorem tax system and how these precedents could influence other jurisdictions
IAAO Town Hall
No full textThe IAAO President and Executive Director will discuss the current state and future of IAAO. This session will also include a Q&A discussion portion, where attendees will be encouraged to share thoughts and ideas
Leading with Confidence through Uncertain Times – National Domestic Property Revaluation in Wales
No full textThis session will outline details of how the Valuation Office Agency (UK) has lead with confidence its stakeholders and staff to prepare and deliver a national revaluation of all 1.5 million domestic properties in Wales. This is against a backdrop of statutory deadlines whilst dealing with significant policy, organisational, economic and government uncertainties