Comprehensive Cost Segregation Study & Real Estate Tax Savings Experts
O’Connor provides professional Cost Segregation Services designed to accelerate depreciation deductions and increase real estate tax savings for property owners nationwide. A Cost Segregation Study reclassifies building assets into shorter depreciation categories, enabling investors, developers, and business owners to claim accelerated depreciation and realize substantial bonus depreciation benefits under the current IRS guidelines.
Our experienced cost segregation real estate specialists perform a detailed cost segregation analysis for properties including multifamily, retail, industrial, and commercial buildings. By examining construction costs, blueprints, and engineering data, we identify components eligible for 5-, 7-, and 15-year depreciation instead of the standard 27.5- or 39-year schedule. This results in significant upfront tax deductions and improved cash flow.
O’Connor’s dedicated team has completed thousands of cost segregation projects across the U.S., helping clients capture missed depreciation and improve investment returns. Whether you own a new development or an existing property, our engineers and tax analysts ensure full compliance while maximizing IRS-approved tax benefits.
Our approach goes beyond just engineering; we integrate our real estate tax services with valuation and property tax expertise to provide end-to-end solutions.
Partner with O’Connor to unlock the full potential of your real estate investments through engineering-backed cost segregation analysis and tailored tax strategies that drive measurable results.
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Q1: What is included in a cost segregation study?
A cost segregation study includes detailed property component analysis to separate personal property, land improvements, and structural assets for faster depreciation and greater tax savings.
Q2: How does accelerated depreciation impact real estate owners?
Accelerated depreciation allows real estate owners to claim higher deductions early in ownership, improving cash flow and overall investment returns.
Q3: Is bonus depreciation still available for commercial real estate?
Yes, bonus depreciation remains available for qualified real estate assets, offering substantial deductions under current IRS depreciation rules.