Outmaneuvering the big box

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Success in the retail real estate market is conditioned primarily by access to site selection and lease information. Even when competing against a dominant competitor in the same area, smaller retailers can gain a competitive edge by adjusting location based on traffic flow, by locating near the competitor and the area's main business district and by determining entry and exit points most favorable to customers. Retailers should also prepare lease document related information for the benefit of their customers.

Other Activities Related to Real Estate, Real Estate Franchising & Marketing, Real estate agents, Real estate agents and brokers

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Low income housing tax credits: how one firm overcame a shortage of tax credits

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The provision of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 that created the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program has continued to have a major positive influence on real estate investment. Kaufman and Broad Multi-Housing Group is one of California's first major developers to avail of this program and capitalize on the combination of 4% tax credits and tax exempt bonding for its affordable multi-family and senior communities. This has, as a result, enabled the firm to develop and syndicate over 12 projects.

Residential Building Construction, Administration of Housing Programs, Low-Moderate Income Housing, Low Income Housing Prgrms, Real estate developers, Residential construction, Finance, Public housing, Housing policy, Low income housing tax credit, Kaufman and Broad Multi-Housing Group

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Retirement housing market opportunities

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Several speculators are considering the opportunities brought about by retirement housing. The past decade had shown that the 65-and-over age group has increased more than twice as fast as the rest of the population. Seniors are also foreseen to increase faster than the other age groups. A background of demographic trends influencing demand for retirement housing, spending capacity and spending patterns of seniors and the predicted demand for retirement housing were also studied.

Long-term care facilities, Long term care facilities

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