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Boston homeowners.

Save on property taxes.

Every year, the Boston government declares the value of your property. And every year, you pay a portion of that value. You should always be valued fairly. We make sure that happens.

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We charge 20% of your savings, only if we win.

A detective seen from behind inspecting a Boston brownstone through a magnifying glass
The problem

Sometimes, the Boston Assessor's Office gets it wrong.

Boston declares a well-thought opinion of value. But sometimes makes mistakes. And values too high. The owner pays the price. And it is painful.

Luckily, the Boston Assessor's Office is open and transparent. You can dispute the value they declare, and get a reduction in taxes paid.

Though, this is hard. You have to craft an argument showing why the property is overassessed. Considering local regulations. And information about markets and neighbors.

Adding, the timeline is tough.

  1. NowCurrent assessment
  2. Late December New values published
  3. Early FebruaryAbatement deadline
  4. Next late DecemberNew values published again

That's where we come in.

We own a database. And a battery of data analytics tests. We can run them for your property and recommend you a course of action: abate or stay.

Furthermore, we can represent you in front of the Assessor's Office, via power of attorney. And charge if we win.

Over-assessment clues

Be well informed.

If you want to win an abatement, you must know where your property stands. Two clues matter: your position in the market and your position relative to neighbors.

The assessed value increased by 66.4% in one year.

$1,666,700 FY2025 $2,773,000 FY2026

We sit at the 98th percentile in value per square foot.

median $298 P90 $444 $594 100 150 300 450 600 650 assessed value per living square foot
129 4-6 unit parcels.

The dollar jump in assessed value is the highest among all peers.

median $42,600 P90 $88,200 $1.1M $0 $500k $1.0M FY2025 to FY2026 change in assessed value
129 4-6 unit parcels.

Recent comparable sales range from $1.48M-$3.23M.

Sale median: $2.5M Assessed value 2023: $3.2M 2024: $1.5M 2024: $3.1M 2025: $1.9M $1.0M $1.5M $2.0M $2.5M $3.0M $3.5M total sale price
4 recorded deed sales in the past five years; same Zip code and building style, within 30% of subject living area.
Here's our bet

If you are overassessed now, you will probably be overassessed next term.

By looking at your current case, we can prepare to dispute. Together. We'll look at your property currently, in fiscal year 2026. Spy for an overassessment. Wait for fiscal year 2027 values to publish. Spy again. And apply for an abatement.

NowLook at FY2026
NextWait for FY2027
ThenCheck again
If warrantedApply for an abatement

If we win, we'll charge you 20% of your savings.

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