Space Market Adds new Supply (landlords) Demand (tenants) Development Industry If yes Rents & оссирапсу Local & national economies Forecast future Asset Market Cash flow Supply Is development profitable? (owners selling) Capital Market- Property market markets required Demand cap rate Construction cost including land (investors buying) Causal flows Information gathering and use Exhibit 2-2 The Real Estate System Interaction of the Space Market, Anet Market, and Development industry

Space Market Adds new Supply (landlords) Demand (tenants) Development Industry If yes Rents & оссирапсу Local & national economies Forecast future Asset Market Cash flow Supply Is development profitable? (owners selling) Capital Market- Property market markets required Demand cap rate Construction cost including land (investors buying) Causal flows Information gathering and use Exhibit 2-2 The Real Estate System Interaction of the Space Market, Anet Market, and Development industry

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13th Edition

ISBN:9781337617383

Author:Roger A. Arnold

Publisher:Roger A. Arnold

Chapter21: Production And Costs

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2WNG

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