Valuing the property of non-real estate companies

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There are several differences in the principles of valuing corporate property from the principles of valuing investment property. These differences include ownership motivation and bulk value. There is also the relationship between book value and market value and using assets versus investing in assets. Valuing corporate real property can be done through industry averages.

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Valuing environmentally sensitive land

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A new theory in land use planning, contingent valuation, estimates the taxes that the public will pay for land set aside for environmental reasons. It is unknown whether this value is the equivalent of 'just compensation' in 1998. It is the only theory that addresses the value of property that will be used by the public.

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