Real Estate Sector Faces Tough Challenges Ahead

Fall 2001, Vol 26, No 3 No Abstract Available

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Principles of Rational Investing Still Apply

Fall 2001, Vol 26, No 3 No Abstract Available

Lights out for California Real Estate?

Fall 2001, Vol 26, No 3 Abstract: In 1996, California began the process of deregulating its electrical power market. At that time, it was believed that deregulation would increase competition and the state’s electrical users would enjoy lower electrical power costs. What went wrong between then and now is a story that is being watched closely… Read more

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Is New Urbanism the Cure? A Look at Central Florida’s Response

Fall 2001, Vol 26, No 3 Abstract: New Urbanism or TND development is seen as the tool to implement Smart Growth, but the authors see TND as a subset of the Smart Growth initiative, not the sole provider of design criteria necessary to qualify a project as “Smart Growth.” The ultimate goal is to create a… Read more

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How to Structure a Lease to Protect Against the Risk of a Bankruptcy of the Tenant

Fall 2001, Vol 26, No 3 Abstract: The volatility of the financial status of many tenants has compelled landlords entering into office leases with these tenants to accept far greater risks than they are accustomed to. This article discusses how landlords can reduce the risks involved in leasing space to tenants with negligible net worth, no… Read more

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How Relevant are Appraisals/Valuation Reports to International Real Estate Transactions?

Fall 2001, Vol 26, No 3 Abstract: This manuscript explores the relative importance of formal written appraisal documentation when dealing in international real property transactions. A survey instrument was employed to gather responses from industry professionals. The authors also look to a review of literature within the field relative to international valuation issues and the relevant literature in place as to the reliance on appraisals... Read More