Influence on Real Estate Value Flashcards
What is Gentrification
An act to rapidly revitalize an area and current or former residents have been, or are being, displaced.
Regarding Transferability, the fewer the restrictions, the ______ perceived value the property has
more
_______forces include revenue generating laws, tax policies, and fiscal and monetary policies.
Governmental
What is stigmatism?
The perceived disapproval of something; perception regarding a past event or condition
When a neighborhood is properly defined considering all elements, the neighborhood will continue to age as_________.
one unit
Government broad forces include:
Police Power,
What are the four stages of neighborhood life cycle?
- Growth
- Stablize
- Decline
- Revitalization
When a nuisance becomes long-term or permanent, the condition will most likely result in ___________.
External obsolescence
What are the four characteristics that create value?
(DUST)
- Demand
- Utility
- Scarcity
- Transferability
What are the four forces that can affect real estate market
- Physical
- Economic
- Governmental
- Social Forces
An ___________________ analysis studies the present business and employment climate in an area to determine the likelihood of continued stable, growth, decline.
Economic Base