From: Forum Journal

Volume 27, Number 3, Spring 2013

Preserving Portland, Oregon: Support for the Credit Begins at Home

pp. 3-6

Congressman Earl Blumenauer

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When Preservation Came to the Tax Code

pp. 7-29

Andrew Potts

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Tax Credits Really Do Add Up

pp. 30-34

John Leith-Tetrault

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The Historic Tax Credit: A Proven Community Revitalization Tool

pp. 35-39

Erica Stewart

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Meeting the Secretary's Standards for Historic Rehabilitation: The Developer's Perspective

pp. 40-46

Jessica Engeman

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Developers Speak: Tax Credits Make Deals Possible

pp. 47-52

Elizabeth Byrd Wood

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Tax Credit Resources from the National Park Service

pp. 53-55

Brian Goeken

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Volume 27, Number 3, Spring 2013

Table of Contents

Preserving Portland, Oregon: Support for the Credit Begins at Home

When Preservation Came to the Tax Code

Tax Credits Really Do Add Up

The Historic Tax Credit: A Proven Community Revitalization Tool

Meeting the Secretary's Standards for Historic Rehabilitation: The Developer's Perspective

Developers Speak: Tax Credits Make Deals Possible

Tax Credit Resources from the National Park Service

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