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Professional Real Estate Development: The ULI Guide to the Business [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 397 pages, aukštis x plotis: 215x280 mm, weight: 1300 g, 86 b/w photos, 2 charts, 47 tables, 3 graphs & 15 diagrams
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Jan-2003
  • Leidėjas: Urban Land Institute,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0874208947
  • ISBN-13: 9780874208948
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 397 pages, aukštis x plotis: 215x280 mm, weight: 1300 g, 86 b/w photos, 2 charts, 47 tables, 3 graphs & 15 diagrams
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Jan-2003
  • Leidėjas: Urban Land Institute,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0874208947
  • ISBN-13: 9780874208948
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
This basic primer covers the nuts and bolts of developing multifamily, office, retail, and industrial projects. Small-scale examples are ideal for anyone new to real estate development.
Introduction
2(24)
What Is a Developer?
3(1)
The Book's Approach and Objectives
4(1)
Requirements for Success
5(1)
Paths for Entering the Development Field
6(1)
Finding the First Deal
7(5)
A Use Looking for a Site
7(1)
A Site Looking for a Use
7(4)
Improving the Chances of Successful Development
11(1)
Managing the Development Process
12(13)
Real Estate Cycles
13(1)
Getting Started
14(4)
Stages of Development
18(7)
Conclusion
25(1)
Organizing for Development
26(32)
The Firm's Organization and Management
27(7)
Forming Partnerships
27(2)
Organizational Life Cycles
29(1)
Organizational Structure
30(1)
Compensation
30(3)
Strategic Planning
33(1)
Choosing Consultants and Contractors
34(3)
Locating a Consultant
35(1)
Selecting a Consultant
35(1)
Rates
36(1)
Working with Consultants
37(1)
The Design/Construction Team
37(9)
Architects
37(1)
Landscape Architects
38(2)
Land Planners
40(1)
Engineers
40(1)
Soils Engineers
41(1)
Environmental Consultants
41(1)
Surveyors
42(1)
Parking Consultants
43(1)
Asbestos Abatement Professionals
43(1)
Construction Contractors
44(2)
Real Estate Service Firms
46(6)
Market Consultants
46(1)
Appraisers
46(1)
Attorneys
47(1)
Title Companies
47(1)
Surety Companies
48(1)
Brokers/Leasing Agents
49(1)
Public Relations/Advertising Agencies
50(1)
Property Management
50(2)
Lenders
52(5)
Working with Lenders
52(1)
Sources of Financing for Real Estate Projects
53(4)
Conclusion
57(1)
Land Development
58(70)
Overview
59(3)
Subdividing Land
59(2)
Land Development versus Building Development
61(1)
Project Feasibility
62(32)
Market Analysis before Site Selection
62(2)
Site Selection and Acquisition
64(5)
Market Analysis after Site Selection
69(2)
Regulatory Process
71(10)
Financial Feasibility Analysis
81(13)
Design and Site Planning
94(12)
Evolution of Subdivision Design
94(2)
Sensitivity to Design Issues
96(1)
Cluster Development, New Urbanist Plans, and PUDs
97(1)
Site Planning Process
97(1)
Site Information
98(2)
Streets and Street Hierarchy
100(1)
Site Engineering
101(2)
Platting
103(1)
Higher Densities
104(2)
Financing
106(5)
Obtaining Financing
107(2)
Joint Ventures
109(2)
Construction
111(1)
Marketing
112(4)
Marketing to Homebuilders
113(2)
Marketing Larger Parcels
115(1)
Direct Marketing to the Public
115(1)
Merchandising and Advertising
116(1)
Internet and Interstate Marketing
116(1)
Development Maintenance after Completion
116(4)
Protective Covenants
116(3)
Community and Condominium Associations
119(1)
General Advice
120(1)
Conclusion
121(7)
Multifamily Residential Development
128(84)
Overview
129(3)
History
129(1)
Product Types
130(2)
Getting Started
132(1)
Project Feasibility
132(39)
Market Analysis
133(7)
Site Selection
140(7)
Financial Feasibility Analysis
147(24)
Design
171(11)
Unit Mix
171(1)
Site Design
172(4)
Exterior Design
176(1)
Interior Design
177(1)
Design Issues
178(1)
Design Process
179(3)
Financing
182(13)
Construction Loans
182(2)
Permanent Financing
184(3)
Financing Issues
187(6)
Government Programs and Working with Nonprofit Organizations
193(2)
Construction
195(2)
Managing and Scheduling the Job
195(1)
Inspections
196(1)
Subcontractors and Draws
196(1)
Insurance
196(1)
Marketing
197(5)
Developing a Market Strategy
197(1)
Public Relations
198(1)
Advertising
199(3)
Operations and Management
202(6)
Hiring Staff
203(1)
Turnover
203(5)
Selling the Property
208(1)
Conclusion
208(4)
Office Development
212(42)
Overview
213(4)
Categorizing Office Development
213(3)
Trends in Office Building Development
216(1)
Project Feasibility
217(8)
Market Analysis
217(5)
Site Selection
222(1)
Regulatory Issues
223(2)
Financial Feasibility
225(1)
Design and Construction
225(13)
General Principles
225(2)
Site Planning
227(1)
Exterior Design
228(2)
Interior Design
230(6)
Tenant Leasehold Improvements
236(2)
Pitfalls and Suggestions
238(1)
Financing
238(4)
Construction Loans
239(1)
Permanent Loans
239(1)
Lease Requirements
240(1)
Mortgage Options
241(1)
Standby and Forward Commitments
241(1)
Equity
241(1)
Marketing and Leasing
242(8)
Marketing Strategy
242(1)
Brokers
243(1)
Types of Leases
244(1)
Lease Rates and Terms
245(5)
Operations and Management
250(1)
Budgeting and Accounting
250(1)
Keeping Tenants Satisfied
250(1)
Selling the Completed Project
251(1)
Conclusion
251(3)
Industrial Development
254(46)
Overview
255(1)
Product Types
256(4)
Building Categories
256(3)
Categories of Business Parks
259(1)
Rehabilitation and Adaptive Use
259(1)
Project Feasibility
260(11)
Market Analysis before Site Selection
260(4)
Site Selection
264(3)
Market Analysis after Site Selection
267(2)
Regulatory Issues
269(2)
Financial Feasibility
271(1)
Design and Construction
272(8)
Site Design
272(3)
Building Design and Construction
275(4)
General Advice
279(1)
Financing
280(6)
Construction and Permanent Loans
280(1)
Equity Structure
281(1)
Dealing with Institutional Investors
282(1)
Joint Venture Deal Points
282(1)
Negotiating Risk
283(3)
Marketing
286(3)
Marketing Strategy
287(1)
Marketing Materials
287(1)
Brokers
288(1)
Leasing
288(1)
Property Management
289(8)
Stage 1: Development
289(7)
Stage 2: Lease-Up
296(1)
Stage 3: Stabilized Operations
296(1)
Selling the Project
297(1)
Conclusion
297(3)
Retail Development
300(56)
Overview
301(4)
Standard Shopping Center Categories
302(2)
Specialty Centers
304(1)
Project Feasibility
305(13)
Market Analysis
305(7)
Site Selection
312(4)
Regulatory Issues
316(2)
Financial Feasibility
318(1)
Design and Construction
318(18)
Site Plan and Building Configuration
323(3)
Parking, Circulation, and Access
326(1)
Site Engineering and Landscaping
327(2)
Outparcel Development
329(1)
Building Structure and Shell
330(3)
Interior Design
333(1)
Construction
334(2)
Financing
336(1)
Marketing
337(9)
Leasing
337(4)
The Lease
341(3)
Organizing the Leasing Program
344(1)
Postconstruction Marketing and Promotion
344(2)
Operations and Management
346(7)
Management Approaches
346(1)
Security
346(1)
Financial Records and Control
347(5)
Maintenance and Housekeeping
352(1)
Conclusion
353(3)
Trends and Issues
356(17)
Looking at the Past and to the Future
357(1)
Changing Market Factors
357(4)
Industry Restructuring
358(1)
The Demise of Small Developers?
358(1)
Financing
359(1)
Paying for Infrastructure
360(1)
The Erosion of Development Rights
360(1)
The Technological Revolution
361(1)
Trends
361(2)
New Demographics
361(1)
Changing Lifestyles
362(1)
Cities versus Suburbs
363(1)
Development Issues
363(4)
Smart Growth
363(1)
Place Making
364(1)
Environmental Concerns
365(1)
The Need for Open Space
366(1)
Transportation and Congestion
366(1)
Social Responsibility
367(3)
The Developer's Public Image
367(1)
Differing Social Objectives
368(1)
Gaining Community Support
369(1)
Personal Integrity
370(1)
Conclusion
370(3)
Appendices 373(15)
Index 388