Washington Prime Group<\/strong> attorneys argue that the assessed value should only be $827,500 with a full market value of $1 million.<\/p>\nAccording to the Jamestown Post-Journal, this is now the fourth attempt by Washington Prime Group to reduce its taxable assessment in state Supreme Court, having previously filed in 2020, 2021, and updated a filing in March of this year.<\/p>\n
Washington Prime Group had emerged from a Chapter 11 bankruptcy last year following its CEO stepping down, completing the company\u2019s financial restructuring and the implementation of its plan of reorganization.<\/p>\n
Target Corporation<\/strong> is also petitioning in Supreme Court to get the assessment lowered on the former Kmart<\/strong> store it purchased on Fairmount Avenue.<\/p>\nThe current assessed value is $3.4 million. Attorneys for Target are petitioning to reduce to assessment to $1.7 million, saying the assessed value of the property is higher than other similar properties.<\/p>\n
Target purchased the property at 975 Fairmount Avenue for $3.15 million in October 2021. The former Kmart in that location closed in October 2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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