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Commercial Real Estate: Background and Issues
This book is an overview of the current threats facing the commercial real estate and the future problems facing communities, small businesses and American families already struggling to make ends meet in today's especially difficult economy.
A comprehensive guide to proven principles and common-sense practices for successfully investing in real estate.
The Essential Guide to Corporate Real Estate
The Essential Guide to Corporate Real Estate is a fundamental examination of Corporate Real Estate (“CRE”). As a foundational manual, the guide covers the spectrum of variables shaping the daily decisions of CRE professionals.
Small-Scale Development: Eight Case Studies of Entrepreneurial Projects
Are you an entrepreneur interested in developing your first real estate project? These case studies describe how eight properties were developed, including multifamily.
The most comprehensive guide to planning, finding, analyzing and building a profitable Commercial Property portfolio in Australia.
Sustainable Real Estate in the Developing World
Sustainable Real Estate in the Developing World offers an in-depth synthesis of works that examine sustainability within various facets of real estate and urban development in the developing world.
Urban Real Estate Investment : A New Era of Opportunity
Authored by former HUD Secretary, Henry Cisneros, this book identifies the potential for real estate investment in over 40 metropolitan areas with strong, weak, and mixed prospects for economic growth. Trends that are positively impacting U.S. cities are explored, including the importance of building for sustainability, harnessing the power of advanced industries and anchor institutions, adding transit-related value, and encouraging mixed-income housing.