Author: Kass Stephen L
Place: New York
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc
Year: 1993
Pages: 587
ISBN: 0-471-57164-4
Source: Donated by BEAG
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Architecture History
Keyword: Historic Buildings, Historic Preservation
Classification: 720.9
Shelf: C4R2
Accession No: B217
Contents: Subscription Notice Preface Acknowledgments 1- Federal Income Tax Incentives for Rehabilitation 2- Historic Preservation Certifications 3- Financing Rehabilitation: Private Syndication 4- Financing Rehabilitation: Public and Nonconventional Sources 5- State and Local Incentives for Rehabilitation 6- Federal and State Statutory Protection for Historic Buildings 7- Local Regulation of Historic Buildings 8- Asbestos and Other Hazardous Substances 9- A Rehabilitation Sampler Appendices Index
Abstract: “Rehabilitating Older and Historic Buildings: Law Taxation Strategies” explores the legal, financial, and regulatory frameworks for historic building rehabilitation. It covers federal, state, and local incentives, including tax benefits, preservation certifications, and financing methods through private and public sources. The book addresses statutory protections, local regulations, and hazardous substances like asbestos. Practical examples and case studies guide developers, policymakers, and professionals in navigating the complexities of historic preservation. Appendices and an index provide additional resources, making the book a valuable reference for those dedicated to preserving architectural heritage.