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Would a multiyear Incorporation avoid CGT?

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The problem I am trying to solve is exit of BTL Property minimising Capital Gain Tax.

Mr James owns in his individual name a BTL property worth £250,000 and purchased at £150,000 so if the property is sold the Capital Gain is £100,000 and the Capital Gain Tax is £28,000 for a high tax payer.

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