Residual Theory of Land Value
The demand for construction land is derived demand, not direct demand. Land serves as a production factor—it is not needed for final consumption but rather for hosting buildings […]
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The demand for construction land is derived demand, not direct demand. Land serves as a production factor—it is not needed for final consumption but rather for hosting buildings […]
Rank-Size Rule (also known as Zipf’s Law) states that a city’s population size tends to be proportional to the largest city’s population divided by the city’s rank (its […]
The Four Quadrants Diagram illustrates the system of forces in the real estate sector. The interaction between the development sector, the capital market, and the space market creates […]
To determine the intrinsic value of development land, the Highest and Best Use Analysis technique is employed. Naturally, the intrinsic value of development land is derived from the […]
How to Make a Construction-Development Project Profitable?
Delays in construction projects and massive budget overruns appear to be not just a Georgian problem. Daniel Kahneman, in his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, refers to this […]
In the construction-development sector, bubble formation can be stimulated by various factors, but I want to highlight two key systemic factors here: 1. The bullwhip effect, and 2. […]