California AB 1752 increases reimbursement for independent property appraisals in eminent domain cases to $8,000
August 13, 2026
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Property owners facing government acquisition of their land will be able to recover up to $3,000 more in appraisal costs, potentially allowing for more comprehensive independent valuations during negotiations.
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Property owners
Owners whose property is subject to eminent domain acquisition may receive higher reimbursement for independent appraisal costs.
Public entities
Government agencies exercising eminent domain must increase the maximum amount they are required to pay for owner-ordered appraisals.
Last recorded activity August 13, 2026.
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Why It Matters
Property owners facing government acquisition of their land will be able to recover up to $3,000 more in appraisal costs, potentially allowing for more comprehensive independent valuations during negotiations.
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Does this bill apply to all property sales?
How much will the government pay for my appraisal under this new rule?
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Increase in appraisal cost coverage
The bill reflects a 60% increase in the statutory cap for appraisal reimbursements, suggesting an adjustment for inflation or rising professional service costs.
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