Real Estate Appraisal Theory and Practice

Author: Zhu Pingheng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book systematically introduces various aspects of real estate appraisal, including fundamental economic theories such as the labor theory of value and the theory of rent, as well as basic appraisal methods like the market comparison method and the income approach. As a textbook for higher education institutions, it is designed to be accessible and appropriately challenging, with a variety of concrete examples to facilitate teaching. The book progresses from basic concepts to advanced topics, providing a detailed discussion of both the theory and practice of real estate appraisal. Its distinctive feature lies in its avoidance of purely theoretical explanations, instead selecting an appraisal case study for each method, type, and purpose of real estate appraisal. The aim is to achieve a thorough understanding of real estate appraisal theory and mastery of appraisal techniques through the analysis of these cases. This book serves as a teaching and research material for undergraduate and graduate students studying real estate appraisal, is suitable for industry professionals preparing for the real estate appraisalist examination, real estate industry practitioners, and as a reference for individuals interested in real estate appraisal.