Real Estate · 5 min read
Cost Segregation for Real Estate Investors
Cost segregation is a tax planning strategy that may allow real estate investors to accelerate depreciation on certain property components. Instead of treating an entire building as one long-term asset, a cost segregation study separates components into different categories.
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Cost segregation may apply to items such as:
- Flooring
- Lighting
- Cabinetry
- Land improvements
- Specialized electrical systems
- Parking areas
- Certain fixtures
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This strategy is commonly used for commercial real estate, multifamily properties, short-term rentals, and larger investment properties.







