This book provides a thorough guide to the issues to be resolved
to minimize risks and maximize private and public rewards for land
development projects. The author fully explores the strategic
considerations involved in selecting the right piece of land and in
obtaining the necessary building approvals. The author investigates
the impacts of economic conditions, federal programs, demographic
and income-related trends, state and local policies, land use
controls, and urban sprawl on the predevelopment process. "Recent
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This is the first comprehensive examination of land investment
at the predevelopment stage--when undeveloped land is converted
into developable properties. This book provides a thorough guide to
the issues to be resolved to minimize risks and maximize private
and public rewards for land development projects. Rabinowitz fully
explores the strategic considerations involved in selecting the
right piece of land and in obtaining the necessary building
approvals. He underscores the importance of a cooperative
relationship between investor-developers and regulatory officials
in an era of high land prices and increasingly complex permitting
procedures. He investigates the impacts of economic conditions,
federal programs, demographic and income-related trends, state and
local policies, land use controls, and urban sprawl on the
predevelopment process. In the last chapter Rabinowitz presents a
cogent analysis of land prices and values at the predevelopment
stage. Numerous tables, charts, and suggested readings amplify the
discussion.
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