Focusing on broad investment themes and strategies, as well as economic, legal and institutional factors, this book is a guide to commercial real estate investments in the emerging markets of China, India and Brazil. It outlines various real estate investment options, discusses the main feature of each market — including real estate foreign direct investment, or FDI – and analyzes several primary sectors in each country: office, retail, residential, industrial and hotel, where applicable. Part of the Frank J. Fabozzi Series. Available in print and Kindle editions. uthor: David Lynn, CRE
CRE Library®
The CRE Library features selected publications by members of The Counselors of Real Estate. We invite you to browse through the books, market or sector reports, monographs and selected articles from our professional journal, Real Estate Issues. (Full issues of Real Estate Issues can be read in the Publications section of this website.) Or, use the search feature in this section to find publications by topic or author
Real Estate and the Financial Crisis: How Turmoil in the Capital Markets is Restructuring Real Estate Finance
WINNER BRUSS BOOK AWARD 2010 (1st Place) from the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
The author explains the situation leading up to the current financial crisis in clear and concise language. He describes the impact of the downturn and provides an assessment of the future for real estate markets. Topics included in the book range from capital flow and credit crunch to an outlook for commercial property markets. He also addresses issues for investors about buying and selling real estate in a down market. Author: Anthony Downs, CRE
Structuring Real Estate Arbitration Clauses: A Neutral’s Perspective
This monograph provides a comprehensive treatment of real estate arbitration clauses. It is a useful reference work, covering real estate and valuation concepts for use in arbitration clauses, choices for such clauses, including designing the sequence of activities culminating in an arbitration decision, detailing and refining the arbitral process, the range of remedies and alternative award forms and a checklist structuring real estate arbitration clauses. Author: Gerald Levy, CRE
Active Private Equity Real Estate Strategy
For individual and institutional real estate investors, this book is a collection of applied research articles spanning market analyses, trends, forecasts and strategies. The author has created a guide that presents an overview of the commercial real estate markets and private equity real estate investment strategy for the future market cycle in land, hotel, multifamily and industrial sectors and three specific niches: derivatives, senior housing and infrastructure. Author: David Lynn, CRE
Lease Administration Simplified
A guide to accurate and efficient lease administration, emphasizing the importance of understanding commercial property leases and how lease provisions can affect the property and a landlord’s investment. Included are topics such as positive relationships with tenants, how to abstract a lease, how to calculate pass-through charges for retail, office buildings and industrial properties and more. Author: Richard Muhlebach, CRE
Florida Real Estate Exams – Second Edition
In this second edition, the authors provide seven practice exams for real estate sales and broker licensing in Florida plus three exams for appraisers at all appraisal certification levels. Also included are more than 1,000 clearly answered questions, math examples and a general review of Florida real estate law and marketing practices. From the Barron’s Test Preparation Series. Author: Jack P. Friedman, Ph.D., CRE
The Smart Consumer’s Guide to Home Buying
This book guides prospective home buyers through the process of evaluating and choosing what is likely the largest single investment they will ever make – buying a new home. It includes facts and advice to help anyone through this sometimes confusing journey. From the Barron’s Smart Consumer Guides series. Author: Jack P. Friedman, Ph.D., CRE
The Leasing Process: Landlord and Tenant Perspectives
The authors provide a comprehensive review of the commercial lease negotiation process, from both the landlord and tenant perspective. A resource for property managers, leasing agents, developers, investors and tenants alike, in commercial buildings such as office (including medical), shopping centers and industrial properties. Topics include landlord and tenant issues such as negotiating the brokerage agreement, determining rent and pass-through charges, market conditions (and how they affect leasing), concessions and options that may be granted, communications strategies, dealing with legal and support staff and more. Author: Richard F. Muhlebach, CRE.
Still Stuck in Traffic: Coping with Peak Hour Traffic Congestion (revised)
In this book, the author addresses the problem that directly affects (and causes outrage and frustration for) millions of Americans every day – traffic congestion. Included are examinations of the benefits and costs of various anti-congestion strategies, environmental impacts, mass transit, government transportation spending and, unexpectedly, some benefits of congestion. This is a revised and expanded edition of his earlier landmark work Stuck in Traffic. Author: Anthony Downs, CREStill Stuck in Traffic: Coping with Peak Hour Traffic Congestion (revised)
Keys to Buying Foreclosed and Bargain Homes
This book is a resource that explains advantages and potential pitfalls of buying foreclosed properties. Includes information about the FHA, HUD, VA, FNMA, FHLMC, MGIC and lending institutions as well as tips on buying at auction. Part of the Barron’s Business Keys series. Author: Jack P. Friedman, Ph.D., CRE