Commercial Real Estate Analysis and Investments

Arrived in Ok condition, corners and spine were a bit damaged. Would benefit from being a hard cover. Also pages are very thin and easy to rip so be careful. CD Was not included despite it listed in description.

Unfortunately, the physical quality of this book is disappointing despite its high price and I just receive it. Right from the first few pages, I noticed stains and binding issues. The print is uneven in places, and some pages look poorly trimmed or glued, which makes the reading experience feel cheap and careless—especially frustrating for an academic or professional title. A book covering important topics like commercial real estate deserves better production standards. I expected more for the price and purpose. Definitely not worth it in its current condition.

This is the 2020 textbook for the Master's Degree in Real Estate at Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies, taught by Professor Keyia Yalcin. Professor Norman Miller, University of San Diego, is the co-author. EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: (619) 260-7939 OFFICE: Avila C110 Hahn Chair of Real Estate Finance PhD, The Ohio State University, Real Estate and Finance MS, The Ohio State University, Finance BS, The Ohio State University, Real Estate and Urban Analysis Norm is the Hahn Chair of Real Estate Finance at the University of San Diego (USD) and is affiliated with USD’s Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate. He works with the FDIC, DOJ, and Collateral Analytics developing real estate analytic products and tools to support financial institutions and investors. Previously he was vice president of Analytics for the CoStar Group, a leading commercial real estate data and market analysis company. Prior to joining USD, he was academic director and the founder of the real estate program at the University of Cincinnati. He received his PhD from the Ohio State University. Norm has published numerous academic articles, books and articles in trade market publications on housing, brokerage, mortgage risk, valuation, sustainable real estate and many other topics. His most recent book “Commercial Real Estate Analysis and Investment” with David Geltner at MIT, is in its third edition and is the world’s leading graduate-level real estate textbook. He has lectured around the world, including France, Singapore, Thailand, New Zealand and Russia. He has worked extensively with various trade associations and became one of the first “Distinguished Fellows” of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP). He is currently a Homer Hoyt Land Use Institute Faculty and Board member. Areas of Expertise Real estate, valuation, automated valuation models, data mining, real estate market forecasting, sustainability, mortgage risk analysis, sustainable business strategies, public policy issues, real estate financial market outlook, commercial and residential real estate trends, office space and workplace trends Awards Education Award, ARES, 2020 James A. Graaskamp Award, ARES, 2015 University Professor, USD, 2013 Ratcliff Award, ARES, 2013 NAIOP Impact Award, 2004 NAIOP Distinguished Fellow, 2001-2013

arrived before expected date. very good condition

Great book! Recommended for those whom are interested in learning about real estate. Very well written and it contains a lot of information that cant be found anywhere else! Recommended!

I bought the book because I am taking an online class taught by the author. It is a decent entry-level finance textbook. You need to be at least competent in simple algebra to understand the valuation concepts introduced but most college students should be able to handle it. Reading the book is almost as good as taking the class if you can already handle the math.

Everything you need to know about Real Estate and it's finance, in one Book. It is very explanatory and comes with many exercises at the end of each chapter, helping you to recall what you have learned.