David A. Schneider

• 2005 Market (One Commerce Square Office Tower)
• 2001 Market (Two Commerce Square Office Tower)
• 1900 Market (Office Tower)
• The Wannamaker Building (Office Tower)
• 22-34 S. 17th Street (United Plaza Office Tower)
• Dave & Busters and Marina (5 Pier Waterfront Project)
• The University of the Arts - Merriam Theater
• 618-34 Market (Retail / Parking Garage)
• 1429-33 Walnut St (Mixed Use)
• 2017-23 Chestnut St (Multi-family)
• 1500 Locust Apartments
• Venice Lofts (Multi-family)
• The Edge at Avenue North (Student Housing)
• Deer Meadows Retirement Community
• Crown Cork & Seal (Corporate Headquarters)
• Quartermaster Plaza Shopping Center
• South Philadelphia Shopping Center
• The Latham Hotel
• Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

Real Estate Tax Appeal Results* Have Included:

• $47 million in property value reductions for three Philadelphia center city office towers resulting in over $2.3 million in estimated tax savings.
• $82 million in property value reductions for vacant land in Philadelphia resulting in over $1.1 million in real estate tax savings.
• $51 million in property value reductions for parking garage in Philadelphia resulting in over $1.2 million in estimated tax savings.
• $14 million in property value reductions for shopping center in Philadelphia resulting in over $300,000 in estimated tax savings.
• $15 million in property value reductions for mixed use property in Philadelphia resulting in over $200,000 in real estate tax savings.
• $52 million in property value reductions for two New Jersey office buildings resulting in a 45 percent reduction in tax liability and $1.0 million in tax savings.
• $29 million in property value reductions for a refrigerated warehouse facility in Pennsylvania.
• $18.6 million in property value reductions for an industrial facility in Pennsylvania resulting in a 71 percent reduction in tax liability.
• $1.3 million in tax savings for a partially completed 85 acre mixed use commercial and industrial development in New Jersey.
• 90 percent reduction in tax liability for a five pier waterfront mixed-use project in Philadelphia.

*Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances