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Year-End Tax Planning Under the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB): What Every Advisor Needs to Know Before December 31 

Year-End Tax Planning Under the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB): What Every Advisor Needs to Know Before December 31  2025 is shaping up to be one of the most significant years in real estate tax planning since the introduction of 100% bonus depreciation in 2017. The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) has completely changed

Cost Segregation Basics

Cost Segregation Strategies for Multifamily Owners: Boosting Returns in a Challenging Market 

Multifamily real estate has long been seen as a stable investment, but in 2024 and beyond, stability isn’t guaranteed. High interest rates, softening rents, and maturing debt are pressuring margins and reshaping the playbook for owners, syndicators, and developers alike. Cost segregation offers a tax strategy that helps counterbalance these pressures by accelerating depreciation, increasing after-tax

Tax Credits & Deductions

Impact of §179D Tax Deduction on Energy Efficient Commercial Real Estate

In the dynamic realm of commercial real estate development and retrofitting, the strategic integration of tax incentives and energy-efficient design stands as a cornerstone for financial and environmental sustainability. Within the vast landscape of financial opportunities, the §179D Energy Efficient Commer Building Deduction of the U.S. tax code emerges as a distinctive niche, offering substantial

Real Estate Investment

2025 Real Estate Investment Outlook

The real estate market is evolving, shaped by shifting economic factors, tax law changes, and political developments. As we look ahead to 2025, understanding these trends will be necessary for real estate investors and advisors navigating this complex landscape. Here’s what you need to know about the key trends shaping the real estate investment landscape

Tax Strategy & Planning

Maximize Tax Savings with Year-End Cost Segregation Planning

As the end of the year approaches, it’s the ideal time to engage in proactive tax planning to help uncover significant savings while setting the stage for a financially strong year ahead. Year-end planning isn’t just about closing books; it’s about fully exploring every opportunity to save on taxes.  Below, we outline four strategies for

Cost Segregation Basics

4 Cost Segregation Horror Stories — and How to Avoid Them

If you’ve ever considered a cost segregation study to maximize your tax savings, you’re probably aware of its potential benefits. However, not all cost segregation providers are created equal, and for some unfortunate taxpayers, choosing the wrong one led to significant financial issues. Below, we share four real-life examples and show how working with the

Bonus Depreciation

Combining Cost Segregation, 179D, and 45L for Increased Tax Savings

  Maximizing tax savings is a critical priority for mixed-use multi-family developers, owners, and investors. With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in 2022, there’s now an opportunity to leverage three powerful tax incentives: Cost Segregation, 179D, and 45L. Combining these strategies can significantly enhance the financial benefits for qualifying properties, particularly residential

Bonus Depreciation

Combining Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation to Maximize Deductions 

Navigating tax legislation can be complex, and waiting for the perfect moment to act can be a costly mistake. This is especially true when it comes to bonus depreciation, a powerful tool for property owners and real estate investors to offset tax liabilities and maximize deductions. As we face uncertainty surrounding possible legislative changes to

Tax Credits & Deductions

Unlocking Tax Benefits with Section 179D: Utilizing Cost Segregation for Energy-Efficient Commercial Buildings

Understanding and leveraging specific tax incentives can lead to significant financial benefits for commercial property owners and real estate developers. This includes those who own and manage apartment complexes, office complexes, and warehouses. It applies to many commercial properties except low-rise residential buildings (three stories or under). The combination of cost segregation with the Section

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