Real Estate Development and Management

Author: Shi Jian Gang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Real estate development refers to the comprehensive development and coordinated construction of, infrastructure, and buildings after legally obtaining land use rights. It is a form of commodity production and management. The entire process of real estate development can be divided into four major stages: investment decision-making, preliminary work, project construction, and completion acceptance and handover for use. This book focuses on these four stages, specifically covering aspects such as real estate management and urban real estate, real estate development project selection and land use rights acquisition, real estate development project planning, decision-making, and feasibility studies, real estate planning and design and basic knowledge of construction engineering, construction process management of real estate development, completion filing and handover approval management of residential construction projects, as well as the development capital raising and cost monitoring management throughout the entire real estate development process, and other management aspects related to real estate development. The book is organized in chapters according to the chronological order of real estate development operations in each stage. It highlights systematicity, practicality, and foresight, organically combining real estate development and management, striving to achieve a high degree of unity between theory and practice. Through learning, readers can not only gain in-depth theoretical knowledge but also improve their practical operational skills. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate students and postgraduate students in majors such as real estate (direction), land resource management, property management, engineering management, urban economics, architecture, and planning, as well as for MBA and MPA students. It can also serve as a learning reference for professionals in the field of real estate development and management.