Urban Real Estate Management in China - Principles, Methods, and Practices

Author: Zhang Hongming
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: At least in the first 30 years of the 21st century, China's real estate industry still has significant room for development. Focusing on Chinese cities, it inherits the historical experience of real estate management in developed regions before the founding of New China, reflects on the twists and turns of real estate management before the reform and opening-up, showcases the fruitful achievements and existing problems in urban land management after the reform and opening-up, and designs scientific methods for urban real estate management in the 21st century with Chinese characteristics, based on learning from advanced concepts and experiences in foreign real estate management. This book takes the meso-level—cities—as its primary object, with the backdrop of cities nationwide, using the experience of developed cities as the main reference, while also catering to the needs of small and medium-sized cities. The entire book is divided into three parts—comprehensive, process-oriented, and related—comprising 20 chapters. Its features include systematicity, practicality, and exploratory nature, making it suitable as a teaching and training textbook for real estate management departments, real estate enterprises, universities, and research institutions, as well as an important reference material for research work.