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... reasonable and appropriate to the purpose , or if con- stituting a taking of private property , shall provide for ... reasonable . " For example , in New York City , a reasonable annual rate of return is defined as six percent of the ...
... reasonable and appropriate to the purpose , or if con- stituting a taking of private property , shall provide for ... reasonable . " For example , in New York City , a reasonable annual rate of return is defined as six percent of the ...
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... reasonable return cannot be obtained , it has several options . First , it must “ endeavor to devise " a plan which would serve preservation goals and provide a reasonable return on the property . The plan may include tax exemption ...
... reasonable return cannot be obtained , it has several options . First , it must “ endeavor to devise " a plan which would serve preservation goals and provide a reasonable return on the property . The plan may include tax exemption ...
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... reasonable return ; and ( b ) the owner of such improvement : ( 1 ) in the case of an application for a permit to demolish , seeks in good faith to demolish such improvement immediately ( a ) for the pur- pose of constructing on the ...
... reasonable return ; and ( b ) the owner of such improvement : ( 1 ) in the case of an application for a permit to demolish , seeks in good faith to demolish such improvement immediately ( a ) for the pur- pose of constructing on the ...
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Federal Income Tax Incentives for Rehabilitation | 1 |
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Historic Preservation Certifications | 32 |
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