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Understanding Your 2026 Property Assessment: What Oakland County Property Owners Need to Know

  • Date: 01/14/2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM  
  • Location: Zoom Webinar

Understanding Your 2026 Property Assessment: What Oakland County Property Owners Need to Know


Property values continue to shift—and so does the impact on your assessment. As the 2026 property tax cycle begins, Oakland County property owners must be equipped to verify their assessment, address inaccuracies, and take timely action if needed.

Moderated by Oakland County Treasurer Robert Wittenberg and presented by Equalization Officer Michael Lohmeier, this informative session will clarify how assessments are determined, how to read and review your Assessment Notice, and how to protect your interests throughout the appeals process.

You'll gain practical insight into mass appraisal methodology, the importance of your property record card, and the specific steps to take if you believe your property value is incorrect.

Whether you own a home, manage investment property, or operate a local business, this webinar will help you engage proactively and make informed decisions regarding your 2026 property assessment.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the 2026 Assessment Process. Learn how Oakland County Equalization determines property values and how assessments are applied across residential, commercial, and industrial properties.
  • Review and Validate Your Assessment Record. Understand how to access and evaluate your property record card and building sketch, verify key data points, and initiate corrections with your local assessor.
  • Navigate Appeals and Support Your Case. Gain a clear understanding of the Board of Review and Tax Tribunal appeal processes, what documentation strengthens your case, and how mass appraisal differs from individual valuation.

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