Optimizing land use in multiuse projects

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Linear-programming-based land-use planning models use equations to determine the acreage that should be allocated to particular land uses and product types. The variables that such models take into account include permitted density for various product types, inflation, annual absorption, carrying costs, and development costs. Methods of using linear programming to create optimal land-use plans are outlined.

Planning, Linear programming, Usage, Real estate industry, Technology application, Land use

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The tenant/developer: corporate real estate officers who must manage the buildout of their own space should study two standard AIA Documents

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The two American Institute of Architects documents that should be studied by corporate real estate officers are the Standard Form of Agreement between Owner and Contractor and the General Conditions of the Contract for Construction. Studying these documents will enable the real estate developer to have a more successful project through the careful selection of contractors and subcontractors.

Industrial Real Estate Developers, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Management, Real estate development

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