Building for profit; principles governing the economic improvement of real estate (1911)
Bolton, Reginald Pelham, 1856-1942 · New York, The De Vinne Press · leaf 46
et would be . . . $311,000 which would establish the value of the land at . . . $94,000 with a total investment of $405,000 There would thus be no advantage in the erection of the 12-story building. Let it be assumed, however, that the larger building might bebuilt for 33 cents, or a difference in… … Over-investment involves an additional pledge on the part of the land to maintain its attractiveness as a site, and of the building to continue to fulfil its original purpose Appreciation of Value of Land It is noticeable, however, that in order to secure this addition to the invested value of the…
Building · Real estate business
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