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April 14, 2022

'Every Single Owner Is Struggling' To Meet Boston's New Building Emissions Mandates

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Six months after Boston enacted a sweeping new law that will require building owners to drastically reduce their carbon emissions levels in the coming years, the commercial real estate industry is still struggling to wrap its head around the regulations.

'Every Single Owner Is Struggling' To Meet Boston's New Building Emissions Mandates

The BERDO 2.0 law — an update to the city's Buildings Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance — was signed by then-acting Mayor Kim Janey in October after the city council passed it the prior month. It requires buildings of 20K SF or more to…

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JPMorgan Chase To Roll Out Energy Savings Technology Across 30M SF Of Commercial Properties

JPMorgan Chase To Roll Out Energy Savings Technology Across 30M SF Of Commercial Properties

As the commercial real estate industry stares down the potential for new federal emissions reporting rules, one major player is significantly expanding the use of a building energy savings technology across its portfolio.JPMorgan Chase plans to implement the Nantum operating system, developed by Prescriptive Data, across a…

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AMC Continues Growth Tear With New Theater Acquisitions

AMC Continues Growth Tear With New Theater Acquisitions  

As movie theaters continue to recover from the pandemic, AMC Theatres is building up its ranks, adding seven movie theater properties purchased from Bow Tie Cinemas, a family-owned national theater chain that dates back to 1900.  The newly acquired…

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Taxing Carried Interest As Ordinary Income: The Idea That Never Dies, But Never Becomes Law Either

Tucked away in the Biden administration's proposed budget for the federal government for fiscal year 2023 — among more headline-grabbing ideas, such as a minimum 20% tax on high net worth individuals — is the revived idea of taxing carried interest as ordinary income. 

Though seemingly an arcane part of the tax code, the impact of taxing carried interest as ordinary income is straightforward: It would significantly raise taxes for investment funds' general partners. That includes many partnerships whose main focus is real estate investment.

As a goal of tax reform, adjusting carried interest has made the rounds on Capitol Hill for years. Now that the proposal is once again in play, the standard pro and con arguments are being dusted off again as well.

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