Cht 1: the real estate market Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of value as it applies to real estate?

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The present worth of future benefits that would be gained from owning real property

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2
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What is the definition of price?

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The amount of money or other asset that a buyer has agreed to pay and a seller has agreed to accept to complete the exchange of a good or service

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3
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The value of something is based on the answers to what four questions?

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How much do I desire it?
How useful is it?
How scarce is it?
Am I able to pay for it?

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4
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What costs are incurred to produce a good or service?

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capital, materials, and supplies
labor
management
overhead

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5
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Supply

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the quantity of a product or service available for sale, lease, or trade at any given time.

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6
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Demand

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the quantity of a product or service that is desired for purchase, lease, or trade at any given time

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7
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Define supply and demand.

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Supply is the quantity of a product or service available for sale, lease, or trade at any given time.
Demand is the quantity of a product or service that is desired for purchase, lease, or trade at any given time.

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8
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What happens to a price if the supply increases relative to the demand?

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The price decreases

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9
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What is meant by a state of market equilibrium?

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Supply equals demand, and price, cost, and value are identical.

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10
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List three unique traits of real estate.

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Demand must come to the supply
Illiquid
Slow to respond to changes
Inherent product value
Unique appeal of product
Decentralized, local market

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11
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In addition to demand, what factors influence supply?

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development costs, particularly labor
availability of financing
investment returns
a community’s master plan
government police powers and regulation

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12
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How is the demand for office and industrial real estate calculated?

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By identifying employment growth or shrinkage in a market, then multiplying the employment change times the average area of floor space a typical employee uses

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13
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What are residential users typically concerned with when looking for property?

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quality of life
neighborhood quality
convenience and access to services and other facilities
dwelling amenities in relation to household size, lifestyle, and costs

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14
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What factors weigh heavily in local real estate market conditions?

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cost of financing
availability of developable land
construction costs
capacity of the municipality’s infrastructure to handle growth
governmental regulation and police powers
changes in the economic base
in- and out-migrations of major employers

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15
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What is the main purpose of an economic system?

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To produce and distribute a supply of goods and services to satisfy demand

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16
Q

Real estate demand is noted by:

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the number of property buyers that wish to purchase at any given time.

17
Q

What type of real estate user would be interested in the availability of a labor pool?

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Industrial user

18
Q

If price decreases:

A

demand is declining in relation to supply.

19
Q

Since a producer has limited resources, it is imperative to maximize the efficiency of the production process and:

A

minimize its costs.

20
Q

Real estate is classified as:

A

illiquid assets.

21
Q

If demand increases relative to supply:

A

price increases.

22
Q

What is it called when supply equals demand and price, cost, and value are identical?

A

Market Equilibrium

23
Q

The third critical element of value is a product’s availability in relation to demand. This is known as:

A

scarcity.

24
Q

Land has:

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both inherent and utility value.

25
Q

How do the elements of supply, demand, and price interact in a market?

A

In a continuous manner

26
Q

What type of real estate user would be highly concerned about the image and function of a property?

A

Office user

27
Q

Scarcity impacts:

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value.

28
Q

Overhead expense is an example of what type of cost?

A

Production costs

29
Q

Regional and national economic forces influence the local real estate market in the form of changes in money supply, national economic cycles and:

A

inflation.

30
Q

Vacancy is defined as the amount of:

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total real estate inventory, of a certain type, that is unoccupied at a given time.

31
Q

What is the period of time called when a market adjustment is taking place?

A

The equilibrium time lag

32
Q

What is the primary force that moves the real estate market?

A

Employment

33
Q

What is the quantity of a product or service that is desired for purchase, lease, or trade at any given time?

A

Demand

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