This leading textbook for the college introductory real estate principles course is a comprehensive, well written text known for its easy to understand and practical approach to the principles of real estate. Highlights include:
* Instructor Resources available online at www.dearbornRE.com, including a PowerPoint presentation.
* "Real Estate Today" advisory boxes analyze specific legal cases and controversial issues in the industry.
* A recurring case study is woven thoughout the book, highlighting the decision process in a typical real estate transaction.
* "Close Ups", "Legal Highlights" and "Case Studies" appear thoughout to provide "real world" applications of the concepts.
* Contains a student study guide CD ROM with interactive case studies.
Charles F. Floyd is a retired professor of real estate in the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia. He received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Professor Floyd has authored numerous articles in the fields of: real estate, regional development, transportation, and land-use planning; the Highway Beautification Act; and the economic growth of Georgia. Floyd has served as an expert witness for many state and local governments in eminent domain cases. His recent research has been in areas of the relationship between transportation and economic development, urban and regional economic growth, and land-use policy.
Marcus T. Allen
