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13 Cards in this Set
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Types of Real Estate |
Industrial Retail (and hospitality) Office Residential Mixed-use Institutional Specialty |
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Types of Industrial real estate and some uses |
Warehouses, manufacturing, flex R&D, production , service, storage , distribution |
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Types of retail real estate |
Big Box centre - commodity goods, pragmatic planning and superefficiency regional malls - specialty goods, social interaction, sense of place stand alone stores hybrid shopping centres - lansdowne |
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Types of Office real estate |
Class A Class B Class C |
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Types of Residential Real Estate |
Condominiums Rental Apartments Student Housing Hotels |
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Development Stages |
Predevelopment (5-15%) Development (80-90%) Close-out (5-8%) |
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Supply Definition |
The amount of a resource that is available , as a result of the price of bring it to market |
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Demand Definition |
the willingness and ability to buy a resource at a certain price |
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Surplus Definition |
when the supply of a resource at a certain price exceeds demand |
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Shortage definition |
when the demand a resource at a certain price exceeds the supply |
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Real Estate Phases |
Phase 1: Development (optimism) Phase 2: Overbuilding (uncertainty) Phase 3: Adjustment (pessimism) Phase 4: Acquisition (hesitant optimism) |
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Money Loans Rule of Thumb |
25% Developer, 75% Bank 50% Developer, 50% Bank |
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Architect's role in site selection and evaluation |
Reviewing site restrictions (zoning, heritage, design guidelines) Data collection Feasibility & Design Strategy |
