Cost segregation experts at O'Connor are conversant with the complexities of numerous special concerns, such as
- Bonus Depreciation
- Leasehold Improvements
- Abandonment
- REITS
- 1031 Exchanges as well as standard partnerships
Learn more at https://www.expertcostseg.com/.
O’Connor has performed thousands of IRS cost segregation studies on commercial property assets nationwide and abroad. Following are representative cost segregation studies of various asset types, with typical results.
Case #1 Garden Apartment
A typical garden apartment asset in a major Texas metropolitan area, constructed in the early 1980’s, with 225 units and surface parking.
Improvement basis for the asset is $8,250,000. The study included two years of catch-up depreciation.
Case #2 Hospitality
A typical hospitality asset in a major Arizona metropolitan area, constructed in the mid 2000’s, with 90 rooms and surface parking. Improvement basis for this asset is $6,800,000.
Case #3 Office Building
A typical low-rise office building in a major Massachusetts metropolitan area, constructed in the mid 1980’s, with a total building area of 98,000 square feet. Improvement basis for this asset is $1,600,000.
Case #4 Industrial / Office Warehouse
A typical industrial /office warehouse facility in Colorado, constructed in the mid 1980’s, with a total building area of 30,000 square feet. Improvement basis for this asset is $2,500,000.
Case #5 Shopping Center
A typical neighborhood shopping center in North Carolina, constructed in the late 1980’s, with a total building area of 100,000 square feet. Improvement basis for this asset is $19,000,000. Note that this was a fourth quarter purchase, so the mid-quarter depreciation methodology was utilized.