Trends toward sustainable development and a return to urban centers large and small make rehabilitation of existing buildings a more important part of real estate development than ever, yet governments continue to subsidize sprawl, and key to this development is the federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit.
Historic Tax Credits Bring Needed Equity Financing to Urban Revitalization
Historic Tax Credits Bring Needed Equity Financing to Urban Revitalization
Volume 26 No. 05
By
David F. Schon is a partner and Megan K. Palmer an associate in the Washington, D.C., office of Nixon Peabody LLP.
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