The City of Waukesha's Board of Review convened on July 29, 2025, to address property assessment appeals, focusing on the valuation of residential properties. The meeting featured discussions on specific properties and their assessed values, with a particular emphasis on comparable sales in the area.

One key discussion centered around a recent sale of a property located at 744 Wisconsin Avenue, which consists of 34 units. The speaker noted that the assessment for this property was approximately $35,294.12 per unit, suggesting it as a reasonable benchmark for comparison. The speaker also referenced their own property at 348 Wisconsin Avenue, which has 18 units.

During the meeting, the assessed value of the property in question was confirmed to be $727,600, while the speaker indicated that their tax bill reflected a lower assessment of $501,500. The speaker argued for a revised assessment of $744,036, which is notably higher than the city's current valuation.

The Board of Review is tasked with evaluating these appeals and determining appropriate property assessments based on comparable sales and other relevant factors. The discussions highlighted the complexities involved in property valuation and the importance of accurate assessments for property owners.

As the meeting progressed, the Board considered the implications of these assessments on local taxation and property values, underscoring the ongoing dialogue between property owners and city officials regarding fair valuation practices. The Board's decisions will influence future assessments and potentially impact the financial responsibilities of property owners in Waukesha.