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In real estate, abatement refers to a reduction or elimination of certain property-related costs (such as taxes, fees, or rent) by agreement or law. For high-net-worth investors, abatements can significantly enhance a deal’s cash flow and overall returns. For example, a city might offer a property tax abatement on a new development to incentivize investment, which lowers operating expenses and boosts net income. Understanding abatement is important because it directly impacts an investment’s profitability: a tax or rent abatement can improve yearly cash flow and make a project more attractive, whereas the expiration of an abatement could mean higher costs down the line. In evaluating private real estate opportunities, accredited investors consider whether any abatements are in place (or could be negotiated) as part of their due diligence, since these incentives can reduce risk and increase the value of the investment.

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