Property Types

Cost Segregation Across Income-Producing Real Estate

HQ Results Advisory supports owners and investors nationwide across a broad range of property categories. Each study is prepared using established cost segregation methodology and in alignment with applicable IRS guidance.

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Categories

Property Categories We Serve

Every asset class carries a different mix of components. The categories below outline where cost segregation is commonly evaluated.

Short-Term Rentals

Furnished rental properties often contain significant fixtures, finishes and land improvements. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Multifamily Properties

Apartment communities include unit finishes, appliances, site work and specialized systems that may fall into shorter recovery categories. Results depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Office Properties

Office buildings commonly include tenant improvements, cabling pathways, decorative finishes and parking areas. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Retail and Shopping Centers

Retail assets frequently include signage, storefront finishes, specialty lighting and extensive site improvements. Outcomes depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Warehouses and Distribution Facilities

Distribution properties can include dock equipment, specialty electrical service and yard improvements. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Manufacturing and Industrial Buildings

Manufacturing facilities often contain process-related electrical, plumbing and support systems. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Hotels and Hospitality Properties

Hospitality assets typically include guest-room finishes, decorative elements and amenity areas. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Restaurants

Restaurant properties often include specialized plumbing, ventilation, millwork and decorative finishes. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Medical and Healthcare Properties

Clinical facilities may include specialized electrical, plumbing, gas and equipment support systems. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Senior-Living Properties

Assisted-living and nursing facilities combine residential finishes with commercial support systems. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Gas Stations and Convenience Stores

Fueling sites include canopies, tanks, pavement and site electrical work. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Self-Storage Facilities

Storage properties typically include partitions, doors, security systems and extensive site improvements. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Car Washes

Car wash sites include process equipment, water systems and paved circulation areas. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Mixed-Use Properties

Mixed-use buildings combine residential and commercial components with different recovery treatments. Eligibility and potential savings depend on the building components, purchase price, improvements, placed-in-service date and tax position.

Every property is different. Request a complimentary preliminary estimate to evaluate your specific opportunity.