Contemporary property development / by Timothy Havard

By:

Havard, Timothy

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Riba Pub., 2008. London:Edition: 2nd edDescription: xii, 356 pISBN:

9781859462850

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

333.7315 HAV-C

Contents:

Introduction -- 1. The background to property development in the UK -- 2. Development inception -- 3. The finance and economics of development -- 4. Financial appraisal of development projects -- 5. Executing the development -- 6. Post completion -- 7. Risk appraisal and risk mitigation : a common-sense approach -- 8. Case studies.

Summary: Many of the controversial decisions in public life in the UK such as: the Millennium Dome, Wembley Stadium, and the London Olympic site are essentially property development decisions. This book takes a look at the background to property development in UK, discussing development routes, players in the market, and property and investment markets.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Books	Library, SPAB F-1	Non Fiction	333.7315 HAV-C (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	001239

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Introduction --
1. The background to property development in the UK --
2. Development inception --
3. The finance and economics of development --
4. Financial appraisal of development projects --
5. Executing the development --
6. Post completion --
7. Risk appraisal and risk mitigation : a common-sense approach --
8. Case studies.

Many of the controversial decisions in public life in the UK such as: the Millennium Dome, Wembley Stadium, and the London Olympic site are essentially property development decisions. This book takes a look at the background to property development in UK, discussing development routes, players in the market, and property and investment markets.

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