Manual on Feasibility Study and Economic Evaluation of Real Estate Development Projects - Full Two Volumes

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Features: This manual is compiled based on the "Notice on Issuing the Methods and Parameters for Economic Evaluation of Construction Projects" and the "Notice on Issuing the Economic Evaluation of Real Estate Development Projects" by the State Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development. It comprehensively and systematically introduces the basic theories, preparation basis, steps, content, and requirements for the feasibility study and economic evaluation of real estate development projects. It integrates theory, methods, and operational cases, serving as a comprehensive and systematic guide for decision-making in real estate development projects. The book provides a detailed introduction to decision-making research and market forecast analysis before real estate investment. It elaborates on the analysis and demonstration of the economic feasibility and rationality of real estate development projects. By combining micro and macro benefit analysis, quantitative and qualitative analysis, as well as dynamic and static analysis, it conducts a comprehensive economic evaluation of the costs and benefits of the development project through scheme comparison, providing a basis for investment decisions. During the writing process, the book emphasizes the combination of theory and practice, making it highly targeted and practical. The intended readers of this book are:
1. Construction Departments, Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commissions, Construction Bureaus, Planning Bureaus, and Real Estate Administration Bureaus.
2. Real Estate Development Companies, Real Estate Consulting Companies, Real Estate Appraisal Centers, Real Estate Trading Institutions, Economic and Investment Development Companies, and Real Estate Loan Departments of Commercial Banks.
3. Real Estate Departments of various units, Real Estate Reform Offices, and Real Estate Management Offices.
4. Construction Groups, Construction Engineering Development Companies, and Construction Engineering Consulting Companies.
5. Architectural Planning Institutes, Design Institutes, Research Institutes, and Real Estate Design and Construction Units.
6. Law firms engaged in real estate legal matters and real estate scientific research and academic departments.