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New York City Industrial and Commercial Abatement Program

Up to 25 years of property tax abatement on NYC commercial, industrial, community facility and transient hotel construction

New construction and renovation both qualify. ICAP abates the property tax increase the work would otherwise trigger. Type the address, answer three questions, and see where your project stands before you spend a dollar on filings.

ICAP applications close March 1, 2029; permits by April 1, 2029.

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NYC property tax specialists since 2008.

Planning new construction or a renovation on a nonresidential property in New York City? Here is what ICAP covers, who qualifies, what you must spend, and the one deadline that cannot be recovered.

Up to 25 years
the longest ICAP abatement schedules, for industrial projects and special commercial abatement areasRPTL Article 4, Title 2-F
30%
of taxable assessed value is the minimum required spend, within four years of the first building permitRPTL Article 4, Title 2-F
March 1, 2029
is the last day ICAP applications are accepted, and permits must issue by April 1, 2029

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  • Brookfield
  • JDS
  • Starwood
  • Ponce
  • 5Pointz
  • Trump Village
  • Rybak
  • Schimenti

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Your real deadline is your first permit. Talk to us before you pull it.

The program closes to new applications on March 1, 2029, but nearly every project’s window closes earlier, on the day its first building permit is issued. A short call is enough to confirm eligibility, size the benefit from your numbers, and get the filing moving ahead of the permit.