Building for profit; principles governing the economic improvement of real estate (1911)
Bolton, Reginald Pelham, 1856-1942 · New York, The De Vinne Press · leaf 146
ing expenditures of a building, but they are thusmade to involve a relatively large share of capital outlay and adisproportionate share of the depreciation of the total invest-ment. In effect, they are a growth upon building operation inwhich real estate investors have really no interest, which… … S3 ;3 oj E & rt !^ bJ3 « 3 O 3 o o en O o S Cfl Manufacturing or Power Machinery In loft buildings, about . . . . 13 to 14%In business buildings, about. . . 15 to 17%In elevator apartment-houses, about 23 to 25% The practice of establishing interior heat- or power-generat-ing plants seems to…
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