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  • © 1991

Property Valuation Techniques

Part of the book series: Building and Surveying Series (BASS)

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Table of contents (16 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
  2. Introduction

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 1-15
  3. Traditional Method of Investment Valuation

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 16-23
  4. Discounted Cash Flow

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 24-38
  5. Interest Rates and Yields

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 39-46
  6. Equated Yields

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 47-61
  7. Hardcore Method

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 62-71
  8. Equivalent Yields

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 72-81
  9. Equated Rents

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 82-90
  10. Rent Payments

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 91-95
  11. Taxation

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 96-103
  12. Risk

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 104-112
  13. Problems of Leasehold Valuations

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 113-122
  14. Development Valuations and the Cash Flow Approach

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 123-136
  15. Computer Models and the Use of Spreadsheets

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 137-144
  16. Financial Appraisal Techniques

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 145-157
  17. New Directions

    • David Isaac, Terry Steley
    Pages 158-164
  18. Back Matter

    Pages 165-167

About this book

Deals with the application of alternative techniques for property valuation and appraisal. After an initial discussion of new approaches to valuation methods, the authors describe traditional approaches and provide a critique of them. Subsequent chapters are devoted to developing models based on cash flow approaches which can aid the appraisal of property investments. Finance theory and computer technology are applied to the analysis. Throughout, complex theory is simplified to make the text as accessible as possible, both for the student and the practitioner.

Authors and Affiliations

  • School of Surveying, Thames Polytechnic, UK

    David Isaac, Terry Steley

About the authors

Author David Isaac: David Isaac is a Chartered Surveyor and Professor of Real Estate Management and Director of Research and Enterprise at the School of Architecture, Design and Construction, University of Greenwich, UK.

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