Village of Garden City Property Tax Grievance

Village of Garden City

Long Island, New York

Owning a home in Nassau County means paying some of the highest property taxes in the country. Many property assessments are overvalued, and thousands of homeowners successfully challenge them every year. If you’re paying too much, you deserve a fair reduction, without the stress.

At Blodnick, Fazio & Clark, our attorneys make it easy. We handle everything from start to finish, and we only earn a fee if we win.

Why Garden City Homeowners Choose us:

Homeowners and commercial landlords in Garden City choose Blodnick, Fazio & Clark because we keep things simple. You reach out, we review your assessment, and then we go to work. No stress, no hidden fees, and you only pay a legal fee if we get you a reduction.

We know Nassau County’s tax system inside and out, and we use real market data and comparable sales to build a solid case for your home. Whether you’re a first-time homeowner or you’ve lived in Garden City for decades, we make the process easy and worthwhile.

Serving Garden City and Surrounding Communities:

Our team helps homeowners all across Garden City and nearby neighborhoods, from Garden City Park and Garden City South to Mineola, Franklin Square, Stewart Manor, and West Hempstead. If your property is in the Town of Hempstead, chances are we have experience helping in your area, and potentially even on your block.

Commercial Property Tax Appeals:

We also represent commercial property owners throughout the area, including retail centers, office buildings, multifamily properties, and mixed-use or industrial spaces. Higher assessed values can mean much higher tax bills, so a strong challenge can make a real financial impact for local businesses. We use verified financials, income analysis, and market data to support every appeal.

Filing Deadlines:

In Nassau County, the general grievance filing season opens January 2nd and closes March 1st. Once the deadline passes, that year’s assessment is locked in.

If your home is in Garden City, there’s also a separate village-level deadline; all Garden City tax grievances must be filed by the third Tuesday in February. That means waiting until the tax bill arrives is too late. If you think your property is overvalued, the best time to act is right now.

Get started with a free assessment review:

Fill out the below Contact Us form today for a complementary tax analysis. A quick review today could lead to savings year after year.