Hello BiggerPockets, has anyone out there ever restored a historical property and taken advantage of state/federal tax incentives?

Construction of 4 new apartments in a functionally obsolete historic building.

The hardest thing to get is historical data, however, if it's a property that's listed with an agent, you can always just ask that agent for any information you want.

And it's not at historic lows now (for several periods). 

They wanted to demo it, but it was in the historic district and they didn't allow that. 

Does anyone have experience with historic tax credit transferring with the sale of condos?

I put in in the lease that "this is a historical house and many of the features of this house do not meet current building standards. 

Now I understand that A LOT can change either here or anywhere else I might move but to me it seems unlikely (or less likely as compared to other areas) that we'll continue to see the growth we're seeing here or for example that grant programs such as the Buffalo Billion or historic tax credit opportunities will be around when I'm finally ready to make that move.

I also knew that historically my property will double in value in 10yrs.

Here are two things to consider:San Diego historically has outstanding appreciation.