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Discover the significant tax exemptions available for low-income housing projects in Georgia under OCGA § 8-3-8. Learn about eligibility criteria, the role of Private Enterprise Agreements, and application deadlines to benefit from property tax relief and support affordable housing development.

The SEC Division of Examinations' 2026 Priorities focus on a "back to basics" compliance approach, including fiduciary duties, Regulation S-P updates, and risks from AI and emerging technology.

Lisa Knee joins Bloomberg's The Close television program to share insights on how the BBB could impact commercial real estate.

This alert includes the cost-of-living adjustments applicable to the dollar limitations for defined contribution and defined benefit plans for the tax year 2026.

Learn the key terms and concepts behind low-income housing tax credits and the incentives for developing and preserving affordable rental properties.

Unveil the potential of HUD-insured projects for affordable housing developers and gain insights into tax advantages and financing strategies that drive profitability.

Considering a Qualified Contract for your LIHTC property? Our article covers QCP calculations, application steps, potential risks, and can help you determine if your property qualifies. 

Outsourcing to an association management company (AMC) can lower costs, boost engagement, and safeguard stability — ideal for organizations facing resource constraints and stalled growth. See if partnering with an AMC is right for you with our checklist.

Don't get blindsided by the cost certification process for low-income housing projects. Discover the key General Contractor Cost Certification (GCCC) requirements and why you should engage auditors early.

Uncover the power of solar energy investments and find out how developers leverage tax credits, IRA incentives, and innovative financing structures to maximize returns.

The Alabama Workforce Housing Tax Credit incentivizes investment in affordable housing to address workforce shortages. Learn more about this innovative program and its benefits for developers and residents.

This article showcases the Biden Administration’s 2023 budget, specifically the provisions that will impact real estate market participants – owners and investors.

Learn the critical issues behind New York City’s affordable housing crisis. With nearly half of working-age households struggling to afford housing and essential goods, we delve into the definition of affordability, assess the challenges in housing supply, and explore recent plans and laws aimed at tackling this pressing issue.  

Housing affordability in America has been declining for years, and the social and economic impact of the pandemic has exacerbated the problem. This article takes a look at further contributing factors, as well as related areas.

Explore the worsening state of America's affordable housing crisis in 2023, as rising interest rates, inflation, and soaring home prices impact both rentals and ownership. EisnerAmper covers the statistics, debunks common myths about short-term solutions, and delves into the need for collaborations between developers and local officials to address this issue. 

The Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program offers tax credit bonuses for solar and wind energy facilities in underserved communities. The application window opens May 28, 2024, and understanding the categories and application process is crucial to securing an allocation.

Owners of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) property may be required to file an audited financial statement. This article examines the key compliance areas that will be tested.

With the proper preparation and following a few key steps, you can avoid negative findings and have a successful, cost-efficient HUD audit.

The Missouri State Historic Tax Credit is fueling a renaissance in historic preservation and affordable housing. Learn how this legislation (H.B. 2062) is driving investment, economic impact, and revitalization in underserved areas through bonus credits, nonprofit support, and more.

This article examines the issues and drivers around the build-to-rent phenomenon, the latest reflection of increased demand for single family rental homes resulting from the convergence of the demographic, social, and economic trends determining where and how Americans live.