| Real Estate Review 2003 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accounting for costs associated with exit or disposal activities: some implications for real estate developers. | Real estate industry | Reinstein, Alan, Bayou, Mohamed E. |
| Accounting for the impairment or disposal of long-lived assets: Implications for developers.(Financial Standards Board's SFAS No. 144 is discussed) | Real estate industry | Reinstein, Alan, Bayou, Mohamed E. |
| An alternative method of providing guarantees in real estate financings. | Real estate industry | Temkin, Harvey L., Becker, Jon D. |
| A proposal for changing the property tax. | Real estate industry | Owens, Robert W., Patton, John E. |
| Deferring recognition of taxable gains resulting from an involuntary conversion of real estate. | Real estate industry | Segal, Mark A. |
| Economic analysis of the industrial market in New Haven County, CT. | Real estate industry | Belfonti, Michael |
| Editor's corner.(Mortgage REITs could be safer than Equity REITs)(Editorial) | Real estate industry | Kahr, Joshua |
| Mold litigation: avoidable or inevitable? | Real estate industry | Parker, Bruce R., Marshall, Stephen E. |
| Reporting goodwill: The effects of new accounting standards on the real estate industry.(Financial Accounting Standards Board's SFAS No. 141 and SFAS No. 142 are discussed) | Real estate industry | Reinstein, Alan, Lander, Gerald H. |
| Tax savings opportunities for sales of residential real estate. | Real estate industry | Higgins, Mark, Church, Lisa, Matoney, Joe |
| The growth of the biotechnology industry in the New Haven, CT MSA. | Real estate industry | Armstrong, Naja R. |
| The Philadelphia story: diverging market and submarket conditions. | Real estate industry | Cutrufello, Antonio |
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