CHAPTER 2 BASIC REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS
principles have been ignored by the real estate industry in favor of boilerplate analysis or simple hunch and intuition (Featherstone, 1986). Hunch and intuition may be useful when ... evaluating project viability, and identifying real estate development and investment opportunities. The exogenous drivers of the demand for real estate can be ...
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