Free Subscription to CFO Magazine

Real Estate

You are here: Home : Topics A-Z : Real Estate

Energy Upgrades Bring Cool Savings

Companies may not know that on top of the lower costs that energy-conservation projects generate, utilities often will pay for a hefty portion of the work.

August 25, 2010

United Electric Controls makes temperature sensors for a variety of commercial needs, yet until now it hasn't had much wherewithal to regulate the climate at its own 100,000 square-foot headquarters in suburban Boston. Read more...

Follow this topic

More Real Estate Articles

  • Why It's Hard to Get a Loan

    Defaults on commercial real estate loans loom, threatening the stability of U.S. banks. August 4, 2010

  • State Tax Credits Do Not Imperil REITs

    IRS guidance – this one related to contaminated property – underscores why a tax credit is not a factor in making a REIT tax election. July 6, 2010

  • Leases Headed for the Balance Sheet

    The upcoming joint FASB/IASB exposure draft on lease accounting will put an end to off-balance-sheet treatment for leases, while throwing in some new complications. May 27, 2010

  • Location, Location, Location

    A new study ranks large U.S. cities by cost of doing business. April 2, 2010

  • Homebuilder Loss Claim Crumbles

    A homebuilder's assertion that its losses are related to "product liability" had no foundation in existing law, says the IRS. March 8, 2010

  • Why Some Dividends May Change Their Stripes

    FASB issues new guidance on why some dividends must be treated like a stock issuance when shareholders have a choice between stock and cash distributions. January 19, 2010

  • Presto! Weyerhaeuser's a REIT

    To remain a qualified REIT, however, the forest products company must take care to meet technical rules, especially related to its non-REIT assets. January 4, 2010

  • Balance-Sheet Blues

    Companies wait and wonder about the impact of changes to lease accounting. December 1, 2009

  • Accounting Alchemy Earns Lessee a Capital Deduction

    The tax court sides with a Sheraton partnership company that successfully defends its accounting methodology against an IRS complaint to win a deduction for capital expenditures. November 30, 2009

Related White Papers

» More Related White Papers

advertisement

Business Solutions Center

» More Business Solutions Center Links

advertisement