Is it possible to get a designated historic status on your residence or commercial building if it wasn't inhabited by a famous person, built in a culturally significant style or designed by a well-known architect? Seems like that would help keep these older buildings around longer. Perks for preserving would also be a great incentive, but I'm not sure if there are many.
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Is it possible to get a designated historic status on your residence or commercial building if it wasn't inhabited by a famous person, built in a culturally significant style or designed by a well-known architect? Seems like that would help keep these older buildings around longer. Perks for preserving would also be a great incentive, but I'm not sure if there are many.