The Divestiture of Real Estate Assets by Sell-Offs

  • April 1, 1986
  • • Written by: James E. Owers Ronald C. Rogers
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Spring/Summer 1986, Vol 11, No 1

 

Abstract: A study of restructuring asset holdings to improve the performance of firms is compared with other recent findings and indicates significant increases in value for both the selling and buying companies

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    James E. Owers

    James E. Owers, Ph. D., is associate professor of finance at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. His work focuses on the restructuring of business organizations to increase asset values, and he has published numerous articles on this subject.

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    Ronald C. Rogers

    Ronald C. Rogers, Ph. D., is a visiting scholar at the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington, D.C. In this position, he has co-authored a seminar on real estate lending and asset classification for the board's Office of Education. Rogers has an extensive background as a lecturer, teacher and writer on a myriad of real estate subjects.

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