Lecture
Finding Money to Restore Historic Buildings: An Introduction to Preservation Tax Credits
March 31, 5:00 PM–6:00 PM
This discussion will focus on the basics of the Rehabilitation Tax Credits program, using case studies as examples, and will give an overview of which redevelopment projects are eligible, and how developers, owners, and architects can take advantage of the program. It will outline recurring challenges involved in using the credits and provide an overview of recent changes in the law that expand the availability of the credits. The discussion will also touch on the central role that the RTC program (and historic preservation in general) can play in promoting sustainability, protecting historic properties and encouraging the conservation of resources.
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