Dealers in real estate: At least three big tax problems.
Even the novice in real estate tax issues has heard the warning
that one normally does not want to be classified as a
"dealer."
A "dealer" is probably best defined as one who is
involved in the . . .
Tax credit survey reveals strong market sector.
Since its inception in 1986, the low-income housing tax credit
program has been perceived as both a highly effective rental housing
development tool and a sound real estate investment. The vibrancy . . .
Brownfields Revitalization Law: incentives, exceptions, and
concerns.
On January 11, 2002, President Bush signed the Small Business
Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act (the Act) into law.
The Act amends the Comprehensive Environmental Response, . . .
Cross-Border real estate issues: Investing in Canada and
Mexico.
Global political arid economic instabilities have wreaked havoc
upon world financial markets. United States real estate investors,
seeking comparatively conservative investments, once confined . . .
Property information: A Guam case study.
The Island of Guam, although small in size, presents many
interesting examples of the boom and bust cycles experienced in real
estate markets. In completing a Guam property information case study, . . .
Case study 3: Sprint Corporation.
Sprint Corporation (Sprint) is an Overland Park, Kan., based,
global communications company serving more than 26 million business and
residential customers in more than 70 countries. With 80,000 . . .
Case study 2: Jones Lang LaSalle.
Jones Lang LaSalle is a leading real estate services and investment
management firm, operating across more than 100 markets on five
continents. The firm was created through the merger of LaSalle . . .
Editor's statement.
It must have been sometime in the late Eighties that I overheard a
conversation in the office lunchroom. The dramatis personae were two of
the twenty-something staff of our company, and the subject . . .
About the Counselors of Real Estate.
The Counselors of Real Estate, established in 1953, is an
international group of high profile professionals including members of
prominent real estate, financial, legal and accounting firms as well . . .
Impact of the internet on international real estate office
markets. (Journal Of Real Estate Portfolio Management).
Executive Summary. The present study examines the impact of the
Internet on the real estate office market through a survey of real
estate professionals in traditional companies in Boston/U.S. . . .
The growth and performance of international public real estate
markets. (Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management).
Executive Summary. This paper looks at the growth in size of public
capital markets around the world and analyzes the returns that have been
achieved. Monthly data from Global Property Research . . .
Non-performing loan resolution in China. (Journal of Real Estate
Portfolio Management).
Executive Summary. China, like with other Asian countries, is
closely following the approach used by the United States through the
formation of the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) to resolve . . .
Commercial real estate in Dublin 2003-after the boom.
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION AND MARKET CONTEXT
The demand for commercial real estate in the Dublin market in
recent years has been driven by several main factors--continued strong
growth in the . . .
Outlet malls on the horizon--a view from the Middle East.
The shopping center market in The Arabian Gulf Co-Operation Council
member states (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and United
Arab Emirates) has reached a level of maturity that is . . .
Emerging global cities: comparison of Singapore and the Cities of
the United Arab Emirates.
Globalization processes and responses to them have important
consequences for the growth and development of cities. This, however, is
not a uniform process. The outcome at the regional and local . . .
Where did the "Wither Away" go?
Several years ago this journal published an article of mine
entitled "Wither Away Office Space as We Know It Today?" (1)
The concern in the article was with the potential impact of the
developing . . .
Global Cities Symposium: the Global City today.
This article is based upon the talk given at the Global Cities
conference in Boston, Ma, in September 2002. It looks at how we measure
cities and the impact of Asia-Pacific on urban change. What is . . .
World winning cities--the next generation.
INTRODUCTION--CITY COMPETITIVENESS AND REAL ESTATE
Cities are the framework of society, and their continuing existence
has become an unquestionable part of world order. They provide the
canvas . . .
International real estate investment risk analysis.
The late 1980s and early 1990s marked a burgeoning interest in
international estate investment among United States institutions. Many
investors believed that investment in international real estate . . .
Deconcentration: a strategic imperative in corporate real
estate.
Since the Industrial Revolution, work has been concentrated in
specific sites and facilities. The resulting workplace model--often
defined in modern corporations by large, monolithic buildings in . . .
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