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If you are an industrial tenant, occupancy cost is typically one of the largest expenses you incur as a business owner. So, it is vitally important that you consider each component of occupancy carefully before making your decision on which building to lease.
We have posed this question to you on several occasions over the nearly 11 years we have been sharing our thoughts with you in this blog. It’s always a good question to keep asking because business conditions, market trends, and life circumstances are constantly changing.
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In our last post, we laid out a scenario on the acquisition of 701 E. Ball Road in Anaheim utilizing the combination of cost segregation and bonus depreciation. Click here to review. Our model yielded a staggering federal tax savings in year 1 of $3,277,188, allowing a potential buyer to recover over a third of his down payment. This approach is made possible by recent legislation passed by Congress known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 (OBBBA).
Those of us who were in the commercial real estate business in the Reagan era remember landmark legislation that allowed 15-year straight-line depreciation with a 175% declining-bonus component. This game-changing modification to the tax code was passed to jump-start an economy mired in high unemployment, high inflation, and stratospheric interest rates.