Substantive articles on analytical issues in specialized real estate valuation and development. Topics reflect the property types and analytical challenges RHVC encounters in practice.
An in-depth look at how Denver's arena district has evolved into a sports hospitality corridor — integrating hotels, entertainment, and mixed use development anchored by professional sports venues. Published by LWHA.
Download Article (DOCX)↓Highest and best use analysis is foundational to real estate appraisal, but its application to complex, multi-component developments requires careful attention to the interaction of uses, market conditions, and development constraints.
Read More →Conservation easement appraisals involve the valuation of partial property interests, before and after analysis, and careful attention to the restrictions imposed and the market evidence available.
Read More →Resort feasibility studies vary significantly in scope and complexity. Understanding what the analysis should address — and what it cannot reliably predict — is important for both the analyst and the client.
Read More →Mixed use projects require analysis at both the component level and the project level. The interaction of uses, market conditions, and development economics shapes both feasibility and value.
Read More →Senior living and healthcare assignments require careful attention to the distinction between real estate value and the value of the operating business. The appropriate approach depends on the property type and the assignment scope.
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