Value considerations in bank real estate

Article Abstract:

Due to the rise of branching by financial institutions, the appraisal of bank sites is changing. Buildings, once constructed, were thought to exist in perpetuity, but with an increasingly mobile society, financial institutions are expanding to meet consumer needs. How this has affected the appraisal process is discussed.

Nonresidential building operators, Banking industry, Services, Financial institutions, Valuation, Office buildings, Real property, Real estate appraisal, Bank buildings

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Scenic easements: evaluation considerations

Article Abstract:

Easement areas involve a small number of comparable sales. The study maintains that scenic easements invariably have different effects on different portions of property, evaluated on the hoped for and best utilization of the property.

Real estate agents and managers, Single-family housing construction, Real estate industry, Environmental aspects, Tax assessment

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