Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-20
STANDARD FACTORY.
STRUCTURESURGED.
viii Remove Large Factor of
Uncertainty in Financing
Realtors Claim.

Adjustment Of the industrial con.
struCtion of the country away from
the special purpose structure and CON
SeGuent great enlargement of the
fina ncing possibilities of industrial
real estate. will be a central objective
Of the industrial property division of
the National Association Of Real Is
tate Boards, according to the program
OF activities which the division has
adopted for 1926.
The division will put its whole
weight behind the modern tendency to
SO construct factories and other in
dustrial buildings to take from the
financing of such construction the
handicap which the old special pur-
pose structure necessarily involved.
Standardization Of industrial con
'Structlon. it is pointed out, is already
enabling industrial property to bid for
= place with office and apartment con
StrnCtlon in the investment field.
Manufa CturerS will lie advised even
when a specialized structure is needed
Tor the1r purposes. to erect their build
lnGS with such features aS would make
them usabie hy other industries if the
tlme ever came when il would he de-
SRA hle or necessary To make Il change
of location. Banks and other invest
ment institutions will he advised of
hlitv made possible through this plan
in loans for industrial construction.
<ftr,c,irc of Ind,,.tr;.s
S'h'ultahehnSIE with me work OF
widening the possibilities of financing
Industrial Developments the aSsocia.
''oh VIII make 4 study OF what cities
t"H neSt q" I" attract new industries.
1t will also go into the question of
how communities may encourage the
"eNeIoPiheht oi existing MINISTRIES OF
",ihpr importance an" give them
80 NE to reach major status
i''iuthtdIiH II VIII emphasize Inc
's,e1,,ltN' u city Is I" grow M us
ia r"iii- dSal INST me loss 10 rivals oi
.r"'N''i res t'at are present part oi
''s community strength.
some ~" American cities "f more
."ah i"'""" population nave some
~ ~ Nv" or Senll-'iNlc aGsn'
.un' non II me thc"nra cement
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i'!'o 'liaH ~ -htl 'he
hehtS VI iie'r experience. ne as
'a ION: through It's lhdustrlai prop
10y f\isi"n. VIII theh ne aple to
~ me zeal f-sta.e hoatd Oh any
~ ,'7''' II! ''i9 3ri'i'-
nosis If what mans viii he hest an.
plicahle to its needs. George {. Smith
Of Baltimore will have charge Of the
study.
p;so. J., o,,to.
lndustrlal construction has uttered
greatly from general commercial or
RESIDENTIAL construction In us recent
hlstor%. ana hence dlters greatly IN
us nulIdinS OUTLOOK fiafflson ;. ooi-
h.'rn ol Ne" ioFh, letlflnS ciidifii'dh
81 the lndustrial division. points out.
30 great were the demands upon |
nc productive e1orl oi me country
uur'nS me Prrioi y, ne Noth WIZ
nsl Pid'tl'ellN a., cunning ,"uS'll w
re" 'loI leSd hli .'t,A CIV
'rlnulorN TO the winning OF the Wal
vas ana hoo,leh' ne s.a'eS.
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vast industrial construction.