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Improvement & Construction 1031 Exchange Providers

An improvement exchange (also called a construction or build-to-suit exchange) lets you use exchange funds to make improvements to the replacement property. It is useful when the replacement is worth less than what you sold and you want to build up to equal-or-greater value to fully defer tax. The property is parked with an accommodator while improvements are made.

All work must be completed and the property received within the 180-day window, which makes this one of the more complex structures and a job for an experienced facilitator. The firms below offer improvement / construction exchange services.

19 firms in this category

Frequently asked questions

What is an improvement 1031 exchange?
A structure where exchange funds pay for improvements or construction on the replacement property while an accommodator holds title, so the finished, higher-value property can be received within 180 days.
When does an improvement exchange make sense?
When the ideal replacement property costs less than what you sold, or needs work, you can use your proceeds to build to equal-or-greater value and avoid taxable 'boot.'
What is the catch with the 180-day deadline?
All improvements must be in place as value and the property received within 180 days of the sale, a tight window for construction, so planning and an experienced facilitator are essential.

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