Commercial Real Estate: Analysis and Investments by David M. Geltner

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Commercial Real Estate: Analysis and Investments

by David M. Geltner

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Heavier on theory than most finance textbooks, which provided a most useful context in which to place the dense mathematics involved in such a study. (

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0324136765, Hardcover)

This comprehensive book is ideal for graduate-level/MBA or anyone interested in learning more about real estate. The content presents the essential concepts, principles, and tools for the analysis of commercial Real Estate (income producing) from an investment perspective. This book integrates relevant aspects of urban and financial economics to provide learners with a fundamental analytical understanding of Real Estate investments. It bridges the gap between mainstream finance and the current cutting edge of professional Real Estate practice, in order to address the implications of their key difference.

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