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Property in the European Economy
April 1995, Vol 20, No 1 Abstract: In this keynote address at MIPIM 1994, Jonas discusses the vital part property people have to play in the European Community. He looks at the changes in property currently underway, along with a look toward the future trends both for the EC and the United Kingdom.
Talking with Accountants about Income-Producing Real Estate
April 1995, Vol 20, No 1 Abstract: This article offers an explanation on the terminological and computational differences in analyses between tax and financial accountants and real estate counselors regarding the different types of services each provides. Though these professions may never agree on terms or meaningful computations, an understanding of the similarities and differences between… Read more
Real Estate Begins To Go Online
April 1995, Vol 20, No 1
An Evaluation of the Asset Integrated Mortgage
April 1995, Vol 20, No 1 Abstract: The Asset Integrated Mortgage (AIM) is a new hybrid mortgage that blends a home loan mortgage and an insurance annuity. Instead of a 20 percent down payment, a borrower puts down as little as 5 percent, with the difference invested in an insurance annuity for the duration of the… Read more
The Information Revolution and Real Estate Analyses
April 1995, Vol 20, No 1 features Abstract: The information revolution will alter society’s way of life just as the industrial and transportation revolution did in the past. In particular, for those concerned with the use of real estate resources, it will alter the way in which the business is being conducted. The key is how… Read more
A Primer on Proximity Impact Research: Residential Property Values Near High-Voltage Transmission Lines
April 1995, Vol 20, No 1 Abstract: Claims of value decreases for residential properties which are close to high voltage transmission lines often are based on opinion polls. These polls commonly demonstrate decreased expected demand for these properties because of fear of living in proximity to sources of electro-magnetic fields. Paired sales analysis also is sometimes used by appraisers to test evidences of widespread public fear. However,... Read More