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Evaluating the Economics and Capital Stack of Office-to-Residential Conversions
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| Office-to-residential conversions are often discussed as a broad solution to office vacancy and housing shortages, but in practice viability depends on a relatively small set of financial and structural factors. This webinar provides an overview of how owners and developers think about whether a specific office building might be a candidate for conversion, and what typically determines success or failure. The session touches on the core elements of the conversion equation, including acquisition basis, hard and soft costs, unit mix, timelines, market rents, financing constraints, and the role of capital structure. We'll also discuss how tools such as historic tax credits, C-PACE financing, tax abatements, and public subsidies can influence feasibility. Rather than presenting conversions as a guaranteed outcome, this webinar is designed to improve early-stage decision-making. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of what to look for, which assumptions matter most, and how to recognize signals that a project merits deeper analysis—or when walking away is the smarter choice. | ||||||
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