Posted by Jennifer French in Tax: Credits & Incentives, Real Estate, Construction.
Guiding Your Building Strategy to a Better Future
Tax incentives remain an important part of how construction and real estate companies plan projects and manage costs.
That hasn’t changed. What has changed is the mix of incentives available under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Many clean energy credits have expired, and others are phasing out in 2026. At the same time, several key tax incentives were expanded and made permanent. The benefit comes from knowing where they fit in the life of a project.
Learn more and download our Guide to 2026 Tax Incentives for the Construction and Real Estate Industry.
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About the Author
Jennifer French
CPA
Partner, Construction Team Leader
Newport News
Jennifer specializes in tax planning and structuring of complex transactions for partnerships, limited liability companies and individuals in construction and real estate, including construction contractors, land developers and real estate and rental property owners.
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