This article featuring the Sinclair hotel in Fort Worth, Texas discusses opportunities to use Historic Tax Credits (HTC) on projects that incorporate innovative technologies. Read the full article here.

There is an increasing concern for climate change, construction on buildings should consider expanding energy conservation levels and renewable sources. Read more on how it is feasible to install renewable energy facilities on a HTC project. Read Full Article Here.

One of our projects, Rolling Acres, combined historic tax credits (HTC) and low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC). Learn more about the challenges and how it was successfully executed. Read the full article here.

The Historic Tax Credit Program has been very successful allowing the rehabilitation of historic structures. The HTC program is constantly evolving and there will be new opportunities to come in 2020. Read the full article here.

Ohio’s HTC Program is one of the more competitive state programs. The Union Central Annex building in Cincinnati is a project that shows the impact of the Ohio HTC. Read full article here.

Our recent article discusses the challenges of rehabilitating churches. Read more to see the successful adaptive reuse of Melrose Baptist Church. Read Full Article Here

Our most recent article discusses the combined use of new market tax credits and historic tax credits. Learn more about how these incentives were paired to turn a historic cigarette factory into state-of-the-art science and tech labs in Durham, NC. Read Full Article Here

Check out our latest article on opportunity zones and using Historic Tax Credits. Read Full Article Here

Read this article to learn the benefits of pairing historic tax credits (HTC) with low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) for public housing redevelopments. Read Full Article Here

CRA has the potential to broaden the funding pool for HTC projects. Learn more in the article below. Read Full Article Here