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Professional Property Development
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McMahan, John
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Professional Property Development
. McGraw-Hill, 2007.
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Professional Property Development
Authors:
John McMahan
Published:
July 2007
eISBN:
9780071510691 0071510699
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9780071485982
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Chapter Reviewers
Introduction
Part I: Historical Perspective
Chapter 1 The Inalienable Right
Land for all
Growth of urban areas
Dominance of suburbia
Search for alternatives
Changing leisure patterns
Chapter 2 The Changing Ground Rules for Property Ownership
The evolution of planning and zoning in America
The environmental movement
Chapter 3 The Restructuring of the Industry
Responding to consumers
Broadening the financial base
Part II: The Economics of Real Estate
Chapter 4 The Economics of Real Estate at the Global Level
Major forces underlying globalization of real estate investment
Regional and country characteristics
Comparing potential investment markets
Chapter 5 The Economics of Real Estate at the National Level
National demand patterns
National supply patterns
Real estate and the business cycle
Chapter 6 The Economics of Real Estate at the Local Level
Local demand patterns
Local supply factors
Theories of land use development patterns
Chapter 7 The Economics of the Individual Parcel
The concept of highest and best use
The importance of location
The real estate market
Purchase transactions
Part III: Analyzing Market Demand
Chapter 8 Residential
Ownership housing
Rental housing
Planned unit developments
Chapter 9 Retail
Goods and services
Potential demand
Venues
Tenants
Location
Analyzing market demand
Chapter 10 Office
The changing American workplace
Office activity nodes
Influence of tenancy on market analysis
Analyzing market demand
Chapter 11 Industrial
Theories of industrial location
Major changes in product distribution
Site selection process
Analyzing market demand
Chapter 12 Transient Commercial
Differentiating characteristics
Types of facilities
Sources of lodging demand
Analyzing market demand
Chapter 13 Multiuse Projects
The case for multiuse development
Characteristics of multiuse developments
Analyzing market demand
Market synergy
Market analysis for new towns
Part IV: Financing the Project
Chapter 14 Mortgage Financing
Rationale supporting real estate debt
Legal instruments
Primary mortgage market (origination)
Secondary mortgage market
Mortgage lending process
Financing characteristics for different types of properties
Chapter 15 Equity Investment
Real estate risk and return
Vehicles for equity investment
Chapter 16 Measuring Real Estate Returns
Simple return analysis
Discounted cash flow analysis
Part V: Building and Operating the Project
Chapter 17 Planning and Designing
Planning and design process
Planning and design aspects of various types of projects
Chapter 18 Construction
Types of construction
Contract construction
Dealing with potential problems
Scheduling and monitoring progress
Chapter 19 Marketing
Internal brokerage team
Independent brokerage firm
Listing agreements
Commissions
Project promotion
Closing the deal
Monitoring progress
Chapter 20 Property Management
Importance of good property management
Tenant relations
Leases
Rental income
Operating expenses
Capital improvements
Construction management
Security-related improvements
Disaster planning
Appendix: The Appraisal Process
Definition of appraisal
Definition of market value
The traditional approach
Problems with the traditional approach
Future directions
Glossary
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Index