Combating climate change is a challenge across many industries, but real estate organizations can pursue tax credits and other incentives in the federal tax code that could motivate them to create energy-efficient buildings.
Real estate developers and owners, as well as designers of government owned buildings, could stand to benefit from these energy-efficiency-based tax incentives on both past and current construction projects.
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Reducing energy consumption in the real estate sector…
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