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ICIP

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ICIPInternational Conference on Image Processing
ICIPIndustry Cooperative Innovation Program (Australian government)
ICIPIndigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property
ICIPInternational Conference on Information Processing
ICIPInfrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (New Mexico)
ICIPInterexchange Carrier Interface Protocol (ATM)
ICIPIndonesian Cleaner Industrial Production (Program)
ICIPI Come in Peace
ICIPInstitut Canadien pour Les Innovation En Photonique


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While asking rental rates in Long Island City start at $42 per square foot, numerous corporate firms are leveraging incentives offered by the City to reduce their rents by up to 50 percent of Midtown Manhattan rentals through REAP and ICIP.
In addition, Stroock represents owners and developers in negotiating and obtaining valuable tax incentives and exemptions, such as those emanating from the ICIP, as well as advising on the real estate tax structures in PILOT agreements for important sites such as the World Trade Center and Battery Park City.
Other features include ample on-site parking and an ICIP tax abatement.
 
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