If your job as an assessor depends on accurate real estate data, shouldn't you know what defines accurate data?

When it comes to collecting property data, assessors use a variety of methods. Here’s a brief survey of the five most common methods they use.

Objective, trustworthy data is every assessor's goal. But for data to be objective, data collection and valuation need to be completely separate.

Data collection is the lifeblood of assessing - without trustworthy data, fair and equitable valuations are impossible. We provide an approach for making sure you are always able to collect high quality data.

CIDARE completes 1200 parcel cyclical project for Somerset, MA!

Quincy, MA and CIDARE have created a newly designed assessor's website focused on customer service and providing an easy to use digital workflow.

CIDARE E-Forms is here!

When gentrification occurs in a city or a town, tax assessors become an active participant in crafting smart tax policy.

Keeping everyone informed about the assessment process is key to reducing misunderstandings. Good communication fosters transparency and builds strong relationships with property owners.

Climate change is altering the physical landscape and the way we think about property taxation.

Assessors can burgeon their influence within local government by helping other departments explore how to use assessing data.

Marshfield, MA hires CIDARE, Inc. for an initial cyclical project of 1,000 parcels.