Placed in service 2018
Puerto Rico tax credit properties at Year 15 in 2032
HUD's database lists 3 Puerto Rico properties placed in service in 2018, with 400 apartments (400 low-income). If the credit period started that year, the 15-year compliance periods end around 2032, and extended use runs to at least 2047 unless the agreement says later.
| Property | Credit | Units | Low-income | Allocated | Compliance ends | Extended use at least to |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paseo Samaritano Pr 183-km 16.9, Las Piedras 00771 | 9% | 120 | 120 | 2018 | 2032 or 2033 | 2047 or 2048 |
| Ciudad Lumen Blvd Martinez Nadal Train St-2, San Juan 00920 | 9% | 140 | 140 | 2018 | 2032 or 2033 | 2047 or 2048 |
| The Golden Residences @ The Village 570 Ponce De Leon Avenue, San Juan 00918 | 9% | 140 | 140 | 2021 | 2032 or 2033 | 2047 or 2048 |
All 13,244 properties as CSV or JSON: Year 15 data download.
What Year 15 changes for these owners
Once the compliance period closes, credit recapture no longer applies, and a right of first refusal held by a nonprofit, a tenant group or a government agency can let it buy for as little as the minimum price in IRC 42(i)(7): the debt not taken on in the five years before the sale, plus the taxes the sale triggers. With the credits claimed and recapture behind them, investor partners have little reason to stay in. The property still owes at least 15 more years of extended use, and unless the agreement or state law rules it out, the owner can ask the agency for a qualified contract after year 14. States can set longer extended use or bar qualified contract requests in their regulatory agreements, so read the recorded agreement for any property here.
Check the exact dates for one property in the compliance timeline calculator, or work the exit numbers in the Year 15 exit and refinance calculator.
Other years in Puerto Rico: 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031.