Essentials of Real Estate Economics
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McKenzie (College of the Redwoods) and Betts, a property analyst, explain the factors that affect the real estate market and cause real estate values to change. This fifth edition features new material on topics of interest such as gated communities, demand and supply curves, and neighborhood preservation. The sections on cash flow analysis and federal income tax rules for real estate investments have been completely updated. A new instructor's manual is available separately. The book can be used as a text in a real estate economics course for real estate agents, appraisers, and investors. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Pt. 1Basic Economic Background for Real Estate AnalysisCh. 1Introduction to Real Estate Economics2Ch. 2Review of the Economic Principles of Capitalism7Ch. 3Government's Role in the Economy38Ch. 4Money, Credit, and Real Estate67Ch. 5Important Economic Features of Real Estate94Pt. 2Understanding Real Estate MarketsCh. 6Regional and Community Analysis120Ch. 7Community Growth Patterns143Ch. 8Neighborhoods: Clusters of Land Use and Value180Ch. 9Housing Markets202Ch. 10Commercial and Industrial Markets228Ch. 11Rural and Recreational Real Estate Markets255Pt. 3Major Influences on Real Estate DevelopmentCh. 12The Economics of Real Property Taxation286Ch. 13Land-Use Controls312Ch. 14Real Estate Development339Ch. 15Required Government Reports360Pt. 4Real Estate Investment: The Economics of the ParcelCh. 16Summary of Real Estate Investment Principles378Ch. 17Income Tax Aspects of Investment Real Estate406Ch. 18Applied Real Estate Economics428Ch. 19Anticipating Change446Answers to Reviewing Your Understanding Questions463Index467
