Building for profit; principles governing the economic improvement of real estate (1911)
Bolton, Reginald Pelham, 1856-1942 · New York, The De Vinne Press · leaf 118
ided for by the usual methods. Butthe property has suffered also by their ineffective service, and isto-day operated at an increasing cost by reason of growing in-efificiency of the machines. The result is that the buildingsrenting credit has suffered, and rentals are not what its positionand… … The vast ramification of piping buried witliin theconstruction of modern buildings Depreciation of Mechanical Equipments and Power Plants The deterioration, both physical and economic, of fixed equip-ment in buildings, which largely consists of piping systems, isan element which has not come into…
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