Nimmo House featured in article on Green / Rehabilitation Tax Credits
Posted by admin on July 21st, 2011 No Comments
Historically green: A guide to rehabilitation tax credits
Back in 2007, the historic Nimmo House on Hartman’s Mill Road was in rough shape.Photo by Dave McNair
But thanks to Preservation Piedmont and Virginia’s Rehabilitation Tax Credit program…Photo by Dave McNair
…it’s been beautifully preserved.Photo courtesy Preservation Piedmont
What’s the best way to go green if you have an older home? Salvage and/or rehabilitate it!
And if you ask most preservationists what they think of Virginia’s Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program, you’ll hear them proudly say it’s one of the most generous programs in the country– if not the very most– leading to the rehabilitation of thousands of historic properties. Indeed, since the program’s inception in 1997, the state has awarded nearly $700 million in tax credits to homeowners and developers…
Read the full article here:
http://www.readthehook.com/98761/historically-green-guide-rehabilitation-tax-credits