Tim Havard has a varied background in construction and property. He has given papers on valuation and property investment at a number of international property conferences and has had articles published in leading academic journals. He has recently completed his PhD that investigated links between valuer behaviour and valuation variance.
First Published in 2002. The material in this book is presented in the form of simple deillegalscriptions of the techniques involved in investment property valuation, together with the extensive use of representative examples. The book is aimed principally at property professionals working in the fields of asset valuation, investment appraisal and advice, portfolio management and landlord and tenant work.
Chapter 1 Introduction: The Market Framework; Part 1 The Valuation Toolkit; Chapter 2 A Review of the Traditional, Contemporary and Potential Capital Valuation Techniques; Chapter 3 Traditional Valuation Techniques; Chapter 4 Contemporary Income Valuation Techniques; Chapter 5 Potential or Advanced Income Valuation Techniques; Conclusions to Part 1; Part 2 Applying the Toolkit to Real-World Situations; Chapter 6 Short Leases; Chapter 7 Break Clauses; Chapter 8 Over-Rented Investments; Chapter 9 Conclusions;
Presents deillegalscriptions of the techniques involved in investment property valuation, together with the use of representative examples. This book is aimed at property professionals working in the fields of asset valuation, investment appraisal and advice, portfolio management and landlord and tenant work.
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Presents deillegalscriptions of the techniques involved in investment property valuation, together with the use of representative examples. This book is aimed at property professionals working in the fields of asset valuation, investment appraisal and advice, portfolio management and landlord and tenant work.
