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The November F+E issue cover story reviews the uncertain future of downtown office space.
The issue also includes articles on:
- Bridging the gap between large and small jurisdictions
- Garage apartments gaining support in small communities
- AVMs, AI topics at international symposium
- New website, database in November; system will require member profile update
- Reminder: Election begins Nov. 1
- Promote the value of membership in your office
- Meet the new IAAO instructors
- IAAO offering workshop on valuing properties with renewable energy resources
- Thought leader article blockchain technology
- Thank you to Library donors
- New IAAO designees
- In Memoriam
Table of Contents
Overview - Rebecca Malmquist, CAE - p. 2
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I’m thrilled to say that 2024 has been busy, exciting, and successful.
The Possible Implications of Vacant Offices - Alan Greenblatt - p. 6
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In much of the U.S., downtowns remain relatively empty. The implications for property values and property tax collections have not yet fully played out, a Columbia University economist says.
How the Other Half Lives - Melissa Baer - p. 10
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How do we bridge the gap between jurisdictions using advanced techniques and those using archaic ones? Between small jurisdictions with limited resources and large?
Garage Apartments Gaining Supporting Small Towns - Kevin Hardy - p. 14
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More states and towns are looking at accessory dwelling units to increase housing supply in rural areas.
HQ Getting Tech Upgrades - IAAO Staff - p. 20
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IAAO getting new website as part of database upgrade. Improved system requires new member profile info.
IAAO Absolute Member News - IAAO Staff - p. 24
Thought Leader: Where Can Blockchain - p. 25 Technology Fit in the Assessment Industry? - Brian Smith, ESRI Canada
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Blockchain technology, though still in its nascent stages, holds immense promise.
Publication Date
11-2024
Keywords
Office buildings, Technology in assessment, Assessment administration, Accessory apartments, Blockchain