As the market reaches its peak, valuation professionals will need to perform increasingly rigorous analyses to justify their value conclusions and provide objective advice to investors. From the difficulties encountered in collecting comparable data to forecasting demographic trends, the book addresses all the nagging concerns that must be addressed in apartment valuation. In The Valuation of Apartment Properties , authors Arlen Mills, MAI, SRA, and Anthony Reynolds, MAI, put each of the three approaches to valuing apartments under the microscope and demonstrate a variety of valuation techniques. They focus on the essential processes of site and property analysis and market analysis, presenting a case study in which a 25-step worksheet is used to forecast market area demand and subject capture. Click here for our Online Order Form.
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As GIS in Real Estate demonstrates, with knowledgeable assistance and a reasonable financial investment, residential and commercial real estate brokers, appraisers, assessors, and investment analysts can tap into applications and insights that did not exist just a few years ago. GIS in Real Estate takes the reader through all the decisions and problems encountered in setting up a GIS, with essential information on acquiring the proper hardware and software, making use of digital and attribute data, custom programming, and system integration. It even provides advice on staff training, the use of outside consultants, ongoing project management, and future GIS applications. 0635M. Click here for our Online Order Form. Keep pace with a real estate sector that is changing every day.