Case analysis Accounting, Finance, SPSS Case Study
The specific requirements of the paper are in the word document on the attachment. Please use simple and easy to understand language and vocabulary. However, advanced vocabulary can be used if necessary. There is no specific number of sources as requirement, you can add sources according to the needs of the paper.
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The paper should be 10 pages, double spaced with margins not exceeding 0.5 inches, and 12-point font size. The page count does not include tables, charts and references. Use standard footnote and/or endnote formats and include fully identified references on a separate page(s).
There is no specific number of sources as requirement, you can add sources according to the needs of the paper.
Your analysis write up should begin with an Executive Summary that briefly states in less than one page the objective of your paper and what conclusions you came to. The paper should end with a conclusion section. In addition, use subheadings throughout the paper to separate different subtopics.
You can refer to the Summerlin development project in Las Vegas, Nevada as an example for analysis. Case Example: Summerlin, Las Vegas Nevada (www.summerlin.com)*
Select a development project in the United States, and then select a topic of interest based on this analysis. Use the PowerPoints of Chapters 5 and 6 to guide your analysis (on the attachment). For example, starting from Chapter 6, you can use the analysis of three development projects as examples: Elysian Forest, Palm Grove Office complex, and Plane Vista Apartments. Use the information sources identified in these discussions to apply your development, such as the population growth of the Census Bureau (www.census.gov).
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Table of Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u Planned Unit Development- Capitol Riverfront PAGEREF _Toc450544684 \h 3Overview of Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) PAGEREF _Toc450544685 \h 4Development and Growth of Capitol Riverfront PAGEREF _Toc450544686 \h 6Examination of the Vibrant Capitol Riverfront Neighborhood PAGEREF _Toc450544687 \h 9Residential Buildings PAGEREF _Toc450544688 \h 12Market Defining Story for Capitol Riverfront PAGEREF _Toc450544689 \h 13Capitol Riverfront Market Overview PAGEREF _Toc450544690 \h 16Bibliography PAGEREF _Toc450544691 \h 20
Planned Unit Development- Capitol Riverfront
The real estate industry is very lucrative and many individuals and organizations are continuously finding capital and investing in the business. With increasing population, real estate development is significantly helping to address and mitigate housing issues in various parts around the world. Through real estate, pieces of land that had been left vacant and unutilized have been effectively developed with not only residential neighborhoods and houses but also commercial and recreational facilities. Similarly, real estate developers have been instrumental in remodeling existing buildings and neighborhoods and transforming them to meet current standards, tastes and preferences. Real estate developers have also been keen on ensuring that their plans provide owners with convenience in the sense that they have access to shops and restaurants. They also ensure that there is regular maintenance done on common areas and in some cases even on the house exteriors. There are various types of development projects in real estate including planned unit development (PUD) which is an integration of residential and commercial buildings with open spaces in a single project. PUDs have typically originated from partnerships between local governments and developers and have seen the recreation of mixed-use orientation of pre-modern human communities. Through PUDs, developers are able to diversify and as such, mitigate on market risk that characterizes single-use projects in the sense that if for instance the residential portion fail, the other parts of the planned development help to protect the overall investment. Over the years there are several PUDs that have been instigated in the US with mixed fortunes. That as it may, Capitol Riverfront remains one of the region’s most successful and compelling real estate stories.
Overview of Planned Unit Developments (PUDs)
Planned Unit Development (PUD) is a unique concept of land development not only in the US but around the globe. For many years, Americans have harbored the ironclad notion that an ideal development in the community comprises of single family homes that are situated on individually owned pieces of land and far away from commercial developments and industries. As such, many Americans have embraced and adopted the lifestyles and resisted any developments that may threaten that status quo. However, with population increasing rapidly in the region, single family residential development is no longer feasible. It has burdened municipal finances, created overcrowded schools, consumed large areas of o...