Rehabilitating Older and Historic Buildings: Law, Taxation, Strategies |
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... alteration to accommodate a new use or expansion to accommodate existing uses , any changes made must comply with the Standards for Rehabilitation . Economic hardship may be grounds for alteration under local law , but it is not a ...
... alteration to accommodate a new use or expansion to accommodate existing uses , any changes made must comply with the Standards for Rehabilitation . Economic hardship may be grounds for alteration under local law , but it is not a ...
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... ALTERATION , NEW CONSTRUCTION , AND DEMOLITION 7.4.1 Alteration and New Construction The fundamental provision of the local ordinance is the requirement that the commission review and approve proposed alterations to any individual ...
... ALTERATION , NEW CONSTRUCTION , AND DEMOLITION 7.4.1 Alteration and New Construction The fundamental provision of the local ordinance is the requirement that the commission review and approve proposed alterations to any individual ...
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... alteration or demolition of a historic building . The New York City ordinance is a good illustration . " If the commission determines that alteration of a given building would not be appropriate and that absent alteration a reasonable ...
... alteration or demolition of a historic building . The New York City ordinance is a good illustration . " If the commission determines that alteration of a given building would not be appropriate and that absent alteration a reasonable ...
Contents
Federal Income Tax Incentives for Rehabilitation | 1 |
Historic Preservation Certifications | 32 |
Private Syndication | 54 |
Copyright | |
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accredited investor action addition adverse effects Agency Official Agreement alteration amended application approved architectural features authority certificate of appropriateness certified historic structure Code commission conservation purposes construction contribution costs deduction demolition designated determination documentation donation easement eligible properties environmental environmental impact statement Executive Director exemption Federal agency Federal Preservation Officer filed financing funds grants historic buildings Historic Preservation Officer historic properties interest interior landmark Internal Revenue Service issuer Keeper Limited Partner limited partnership listed loan located meet ment National Historic National Historic Landmarks National Park Service National Register criteria National Trust NHPA notify ordinance owner paragraph percent prior procedures proposed purchaser pursuant qualified real property registered historic district Regulation D regulations rehabilitation project request Review Board scenic Secretary Section 106 Section 2(b sections 470 securities Standards for Rehabilitation statute storefront subdivision submitted thereof tion transfer undertaking