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1031 Exchangers Test the Waters

Published Tuesday, June 01, 2004

It's an understatement to say that the 1031 exchange has become a driving force in commercial real estate sales transactions. On the West Coast, an estimated 80% of all deals involve exchanges, which enable investors of all sizes to defer the dreaded capital-gains tax by snapping up other pieces of property of equal or greater value. Tax specialists say that the volume of 1031 exchanges nationally has risen 25% over the last three years. What's really catching fire is the tenant-in-common (TIC) transaction, which enables exchangers to buy into portions of an investment property. While the TIC structure ...

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