Titlebook: Essays in Honor of William N. Kinnard, Jr.; C. F. Sirmans,Elaine M. Worzala Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Invest

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Co-operative Banking in Germany,ation. This field has continued to evolve theoretically and empirically due in no small measure to the professional and academic contributions of Bill Kinnard.These contributions are evident in Kinnard’s published research and writings as well as his impact on practitioners and researchers in the fi

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Power, Participation and Partnershipe areas of environmental contamination. William Kinnard was active as an expert witness in a variety of real estate litigation, but his seminal work in valuation losses due to environmental issues has been invaluable in presenting property damage considerations in court. This chapter will also explo

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Keng-Weng Lao,Man-Chung Wong,NingYi Dailittle or no background in income property valuation,” . made its appearance on the Lexington Books list of new books. The author’s stated objective was to build upon “prior exposure to the principles and techniques of real estate appraisal” using existing tools and ideas new to the appraisal litera

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Josep Domingo-Ferrer,David Sánchezlication of income capitalization analysis in some form or other. It is therefore appropriate to review carefully and seriously some of the basic precepts on which income property analysis (or investment property analysis) is based. Income capitalization can be most useful and very proper as a techn

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Co--creating Sustainable Urban Futuresy of AREUEA. The session was proposed by George Gau, the 1985 program chairman, and chaired by Patric H. Hendershott, the 1985 president. George and Pat selected four past presidents to discuss the first four 5-year periods of AREUEA’s history. The presentations were so informative that the Board of

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Codesign for the Public Interest) and tangible personal property (fixtures, equipment, machinery, furniture, and the like) are separated for valuation purposes. In some areas, tangible personal property of businesses is exempt from property taxation; in others, it is subject to different property tax rates or different valuation p