As the office real estate market continues to struggle with high vacancy rates and falling property values, policymakers are considering tax incentives to encourage office-to-housing conversions. A bipartisan bill from the House would provide a temporary 20 percent tax credit for qualified property conversion expenditures. Meanwhile, policymakers in New York are considering a 90% tax abatement for New York City developers who set aside a quarter of an office conversion’s units for affordable housing. Notwithstanding these measures, many experts believe the commercial real estate sector will continue to struggle.
Federal and State Policymakers Propose Incentives for Office-to-Housing Conversions
Published on September 6, 2024
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