Austin, TX

Incentives Total:

$373,019 deduction under Section 179D
$24,881 credit under ITC

Project Type:

Multi-Family, New Construction

Completion Date:

July 2023

Total Cost of Project:

$40,520,000

Building Size:

245,000 sq.ft.

Available Incentives:

179D, 45L, ITC, and Cost Segregation

Multi-Family Construction in Texas Yields 179D, 45L, and Cost Segregation Incentives

A newly constructed 245,000-square-foot multifamily development in Austin, TX, was completed in July 2023 with a total project cost of $40.5 million. The property consists of 183 residential units, incorporating energy-efficient features and solar energy systems to enhance sustainability.

Under the guidance of TaxTaker, the project effectively utilized three major federal energy tax incentives to optimize its financial strategy. These incentives included the Section 179D Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction, Section 48 Investment Tax Credit (ITC), and Cost Segregation.

Through these incentives, the project secured substantial financial benefits: a $373,019 deduction under Section 179D and a $24,881 credit under Section 48 for the small solar install serving the community clubhouse. By strategically stacking these incentives, the development immediately improved cash flow after the project and reduced its tax liability, enhancing its long-term financial performance and positioning it as a leading example of cost-effective sustainable construction in the region.

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