Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credits for Affordable Housing Developers

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At a glance Schedule a consultation The full story: Investing in renewable energy technology can bring significant benefits to both affordable housing owners and residents such as reduced energy costs, increased property value, and elevated sustainability awareness. However, if you are an affordable housing developer or investor, incorporating these technologies within your developments can also…

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Affordable Housing Developers Can Unlock Hidden Tax Savings with Cost Segregation

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At a glance Schedule a consultation The full story:  Cost segregation accelerates the depreciation timeline for certain property assets, maximizes your tax benefits, and increases your cash flow. In this article, we will explain how affordable housing developers, in particular, can take advantage of cost segregation to reap greater savings. What is cost segregation? Cost segregation…

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How Affordable Housing Developers Can Mitigate Ransomware Threats

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At a glance Schedule a consultation with Aprio today The full story: Ransomware continues to be one of the fastest-growing threats in the security space, and the landscape is changing quickly and drastically. Though all organizations are at risk of falling prey to attackers, the affordable housing sector is one of the most vulnerable. That’s…

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3 Key Succession Planning Steps for Affordable Housing Developers

At a glance Fill the gap: Many affordable housing developers don’t have succession plans that can ensure the continuity of the business after the owner has left. Appeal to investors: Affordable housing investors often pass on deals for companies that don’t have succession plans in place. Since succession plans often unfold over several years, development…

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Young Adults, Boomers and Families Drive Rise of Class B Apartments

Cash-strapped Millennials, retiring Baby Boomers and middle-income families are driving demand in less expensive Class B multifamily apartments. Class B multifamily apartments tend to be older buildings with fewer amenities and less expensive finishes than their Class A counterparts that command much higher rents. The rise of Class B apartments is also a response to…

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