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A '''real estate developer''' builds on [[land]], thereby increasing its value. The developer may be an individual, but is often a [[partnership]] or a [[corporation]]. |
A '''real estate developer''' builds on [[land]], thereby increasing its value. The developer may be an individual, but is often a [[partnership]] or a [[corporation]]. |
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Developers are extremely concerned with providing useful [[building]]s and structures. Useless buildings have no value, which means they can't be sold or rented. However, the building can only sell if it |
Developers are extremely concerned with providing useful [[building]]s and structures. Useless buildings have no value, which means they can't be sold or rented. However, the building can only sell if it is in the right location, has utilities (defined as the availability from adjacent public roadways and with a sufficient capacity of [[water]], sanitary [[sewer]], [[storm sewer]], electrical power, [[natural gas]], [[telephone]] and [[cable]]), [[construction]] costs can be managed, and the project completes on time. The standard solution to the construction problems is to retain a registered professional [[engineer]] who specializes in supervision of construction, and involve this person before purchasing the land. The standard solution to the salability problems is to retain an [[architect]] to design an attractive development. Many developers retain ownership of profitable [[rental properties]]. |
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Notable developers include [[Donald Trump]] and [[Chicago Bulls]] owner [[Jerry Reinsdorf]] and [[Richie King]]. |
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Revision as of 17:13, 23 September 2005
A real estate developer builds on land, thereby increasing its value. The developer may be an individual, but is often a partnership or a corporation.
Developers are extremely concerned with providing useful buildings and structures. Useless buildings have no value, which means they can't be sold or rented. However, the building can only sell if it is in the right location, has utilities (defined as the availability from adjacent public roadways and with a sufficient capacity of water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, electrical power, natural gas, telephone and cable), construction costs can be managed, and the project completes on time. The standard solution to the construction problems is to retain a registered professional engineer who specializes in supervision of construction, and involve this person before purchasing the land. The standard solution to the salability problems is to retain an architect to design an attractive development. Many developers retain ownership of profitable rental properties.
Notable developers include Donald Trump and Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf and Richie King.