Cost Segregation in Detroit: Choosing a Company Whose Study Holds Up
Detroit real estate has drawn a fresh wave of investors, and many of them are holding industrial buildings, apartment properties, and offices that depreciate far
Detroit real estate has drawn a fresh wave of investors, and many of them are holding industrial buildings, apartment properties, and offices that depreciate far
Minneapolis property owners who go looking for cost segregation help quickly find that the companies bidding on the work do not all offer the same
A real estate investment trust runs on different tax mechanics than a private owner, so the cost segregation firm that fits a REIT has to
Cost segregation sits in an awkward spot for a lot of accounting practices. The tax benefit clearly belongs to real estate clients, but the study
Buying a building resets your depreciation clock, and the first year of ownership is where cost segregation delivers the most. A study run on a
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
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
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.
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
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
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