Cost segregation examples by property type.
35 worked cost segregation study examples across 13 property types and every common purchase price. Each one shows the share of basis reclassified into shorter lives, the MACRS class split, and the Year-1 federal tax savings, computed on an illustrative property with the same engine our studies use. Use them to ballpark your own numbers.
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Residential cost segregation, by example.
Single-family rentals, short-term rentals, condos, and duplexes covering price tiers from $250K to $1.5M+. Each example is an illustrative projection from our engine — reclass…
Multifamily cost segregation, by example.
Triplex, fourplex, and 5-30 unit multifamily examples. Small MF benefits from multiplied unit fixtures (each kitchen, bath, HVAC adds 5-yr personal-property weight); 5+ unit M…
Commercial cost segregation, by example.
Office, retail, restaurant, industrial, and mixed-use examples. Each property type has its own reclassification profile — restaurant 16–29%, industrial 15–28% with site work d…
35 worked examples, grouped by property type.
Each card shows the purchase price, the share of basis reclassified into 5-, 7- and 15-year property, and the estimated Year-1 federal tax savings. Illustrative — your property’s result depends on its own components. Click any card for the full breakdown.
Single Family Rental cost segregation examples
Short-Term Rental cost segregation examples
Multifamily (5+) cost segregation examples
Duplex cost segregation examples
Industrial / Warehouse cost segregation examples
Office cost segregation examples
Retail cost segregation examples
Commercial cost segregation examples
Condo cost segregation examples
Fourplex cost segregation examples
Medical Office cost segregation examples
Mixed Use cost segregation examples
Triplex cost segregation examples
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