Kentucky’s Historic Preservation Tax Credit has been a vital economic development tool to revitalize neighborhoods, Main Streets and downtowns, create jobs, put Kentuckians to work and keep them in the workforce, return once-vacant buildings to tax rolls, and generate revenue...
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The Federal Historic Preservation Rehabilitation Tax Credit (Federal HTC) is a critical economic development tool with a proven track record that generates economic growth, jobs and revitalization. It is the single most important incentive to encourage the redevelopment and reuse...
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Preservation Kentucky conducts workshops for real estate professionals, developers, historic building owners, loan officers, accountants and others interested in understanding historic properties and how to sell them. The workshops discusses why historic buildings appeal to target demographics, the value they offer...
Read More>What are the dos and don'ts of cemetery preservation? >What are the proper techniques for historic cemeteries? >How do you begin a cemetery preservation program? View This Informative Webinar With Friends of Eastern Cemetery Founder Andy Harpole and Board Member Savannah Darr Cemeteries and...
Read MoreNominations for Preservation Kentucky's annual Excellence in Preservation Awards are now open! Established in 2012 to honor the exceptional contributions of Kentuckians who have excelled in preserving the Commonwealth's rich heritage, Preservation Kentucky's annual awards feature projects from rural and urban...
Read MoreView the webinar here View handouts 2017 National Sign-On Letter Tips for Arranging a Congressional Site Visit - June 2017 Historic Tax Credit Talking-Points - 2017 Historic Tax Credit Improvement Act 2017 - Bill Summary Kentucky Federal Historic Tax Credit Impact: Projects/Map - 2002-2016 With Congress preparing...
Read MoreHow to Sell Historic Properties Tuesday, 27 June . 9am - 2pm est LBAR Office - 2250 Regency Road, Lexington KY 40503 In Partnership with the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of Realtors Topics include Incentives for buildings and buyers State and federal tax credits Kentucky historic architectural styles ...
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