Day: July 17, 2026

Tampa has drawn a wave of commercial and residential investment over the past decade, and a large share of the owners closing here still depreciate

Littleton sits in the fast-growing south end of the Denver metro, where commercial and rental property values have climbed steadily for a decade. Most owners

Los Angeles holds some of the most valuable commercial real estate in the country, and at LA price points the depreciation strategy on a building

Fresno anchors one of the most productive commercial corridors in the country, and Central Valley property values have climbed while staying well below coastal California.

Mississippi has quietly become one of the friendlier states in the country for depreciation. A 2023 law made full first-year expensing a permanent fixture of

Minnesota pairs some of the highest income tax rates in the country with a distinctive rule for bonus depreciation, and that combination shapes how much

Detroit’s rebuilt downtown, its industrial base, and a deep stock of multifamily have pulled a wave of investment into the city, and many owners here

Baton Rouge pairs a steady capital-city economy with a heavy industrial base along the Mississippi River, and many owners buying here still depreciate their buildings

Chicago carries one of the largest and most varied commercial property markets in the country, and most owners here still depreciate their buildings on the

Atlanta anchors one of the busiest commercial real estate markets in the Southeast, and many owners buying here still depreciate their buildings on the default