Most property owners across Atlanta’s multifamily corridors, Savannah’s commercial strips, and Georgia’s short-term rental markets are depreciating their buildings over 27.5 or 39 years by
Property owners across Wichita’s industrial corridor, Overland Park’s commercial districts, and Kansas’s rural agricultural counties often depreciate buildings on the IRS default schedule, leaving significant
Funeral homes are a commercial property type that carries a higher concentration of short-life building components than almost any other category. Yet it nearly always
Vermont is a state where the cost segregation calculus is nuanced: Vermont decouples from federal bonus depreciation at the state level, so federal savings from
Hawaii’s real estate market is unlike any other in the country. Property values rank among the highest nationally, construction costs are driven by island supply
Delaware’s combination of no sales tax, low property taxes, and a corporate-friendly incorporation environment makes it one of the most investor-oriented tax jurisdictions in the
Shopping plaza owners who depreciate their entire property on a 39-year straight-line schedule are consistently deferring deductions that IRS rules already allow them to take
Alabama property owners have a set of state-level tax conditions that make cost segregation unusually impactful relative to most other markets: a 5.0 percent state
A commercial portfolio investor with five properties on a standard 39-year straight-line depreciation schedule is likely leaving several hundred thousand dollars in front-loaded deductions unrealized
Arkansas is a market with two overlapping cost segregation opportunities: a growing NW Arkansas commercial and multifamily sector generating strong demand for current-year studies, and
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