The Connecticut Superior Court dismissed the taxpayer’s appeal against the Town of Brookfield’s municipal tax assessment on a commercial property. The case involved a dispute over the valuation of taxpayer’s 217,238 square foot shopping center on a 34-acre site in Brookfield, Connecticut, with the taxpayer claiming the property was overvalued. The court, after considering expert testimony and appraisals, determined that the taxpayer failed to demonstrate aggrievement, finding the fair market value of the property to be higher than the town’s assessment. [Candlewood Lake Road, LLC v. Town of Brookfield, Conn. Super. Ct., No. HHB-CV-22-6074472-S, 11/05/25]
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