Section 1031 – Tax Deferred Exchanges: ‘Real Estate’s Best-Kept Secret for Tax Relief’ 

Winter 2000/2001, Vol 25, No 4 Abstract: One of the least understood tax relief provisions of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) is the tax-deferred exchange under Section 1031 of the IRC. Although the tax shelter days are basically gone for real estate investors, and the passive loss regulations work against them, the tax-deferred exchange lives on… Read more

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Property Level Performance Measurement: The Key to Understanding Implicit Financial Attributes 

Winter 2000/2001, Vol 25, No 4 Abstract: Real estate is more heterogeneous in nature compared to other asset classes; there are substantial differences in the risk/return characteristics even among the same property types. Consider the fact that real estate is still a relatively local business, dependent on local employment trends (albeit potentially a national tenant). Relationships… Read more

Logistics & the Rise of Aerotropolis 

Winter 2000/2001, Vol 25, No 4 Abstract: An increasingly fast-paced digitally driven era is changing the rules of industrial competition and location. These rules are being shaped by e-commerce strategies emphasizing efficient supply chain management and rapid order fulfillment. Growing reliance on air logistics for order fulfillment, along with increasing long-distance travel needs of business people,… Read more

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Building a Real Estate Business Based on Core Competencies

Winter 2000/2001, Vol 25, No 4 Abstract: Given the real estate industry’s ongoing dramatic change and competition for market share, it is increasingly vital for real estate executives to understand the critical role of identifying and building upon their organization’s core competencies to deliver the highest value. This manuscript discusses how real estate organizations can identify… Read more

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Focus on Hospitality Issues: U.S. Lodging Industry Update 2001-02

Winter 2000/2001, Vol 25, No 4 Abstract not available. Read More