The Appraisal Journal 2001: Vol 69 Index

7 Pages·2001·1.8 MB·English

Index to Volume LXIX
Subjects
Across the fence methodology Appraisal summary Capitalization rates
provides the history, methodology, and an “appraisal summary” must be made on a comparison of rates for intangible assets with
potential applications of across the fence form that the IRS provides for charitable market rate for real property of a first-class
methodology, 270-276 contribution requirements under 26 operating downtown hotel, 77-81
U.S.C.A. 1986, Code Section 170 (§170),
Adjustment factors Capitalized economic profit
146-151
adjustment factors in estimating value for estimating the value of residual income
warehouses, 174-181 Auction attributable to name, reputation, and
analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real “flag” affiliation of a first-class operating
Airport
estate and why the liquidation price is downtown hotel, 75-81
how airports may impact residential real
often less than market value given
estate values for those properties nearby, Catastrophic risk
reasonable market-oriented exposure time,
312-321 as it relates to home values in a coastal area at
31-37
perceived elevated hurricane risk, 379-387
Affiliation measuring the observed discount in housing
an increase in revenue can be directly prices from market value resulting from Charitable contribution requirements
attributable to franchise affiliation in the auction mechanism, 38-43 the charitable contribution requirements are
lodging property, 277-282 under 26 U.S.C.A. 1986, Code Section
Australia 170 ($170), 146-151
Agency theory housing research, demography, and social
proposes a new technique, based on indicators for insight into residential Charitable deduction
utilization rates, for estimating economic housing markets in Brisbane, Australia, this is a deduction that can be allowed for
obsolescence in the appraisal of industrial 356-361 federal income tax purposes if qualified
special-purpose properties, 161-173 under Code Section 170, 146-151
provides appraisers/valuers with an
Apartment properties international perspective of approaches Clean Water Act of 1986
in Hong Kong, people are willing to pay a used in practice by appraisers/valuers when as it pertains to wetland laws and regulations,
premium for the apartments that are valuing contaminated land, 258-265 283-286
developed by reputable developers, 26-30
Brazil Common tenancy interests
Appraisal accuracy evaluation of the Brazilian city of Recife’s addresses the specific valuation problem
examines the agency relationships in the condominium market using generalized posed by such ownership, 95-111
hotel appraisal process for both the linear models, 247-257 undivided interest ownership of real
Resolution Trust Corporation and Business appraiser property, 95-111
institutional lenders, 182-189
a greater understanding of the special Comparable sales
Appraisal history circumstances posed by real estate asset in mistakes in appraisal reports avoided by
provides the history, methodology, and business appraising, 95-111 using a sufficient number of comparable
potential applications of across the fence Business enterprise value sales, 424-430
methodology, 270-276
discount for lack of marketability methods Complete facility appraisals
Appraisal procedure that are favored and disfavored by the U.S. transaction comparability requirements using
addresses expanded liability in real estate Tax Court related to BEV conducted for the sales comparison approach, 266-269
appraising, 190-199 federal income, gift, and estate taxation
discusses most recent changes made to the purposes, 453-457 Concentrated animal feeding
operation (CAFO)
Uniform Standards and Professional estimating the value of residual income
discusses how property near a CAFO will be
Appraisal Practice (USPAP), 211-218 attributable to name, reputation, and
negatively impacted by this externality,
“flag” affiliation of a first-class operating
Appraisal standards 301-306
downtown hotel, 75-81
a speech presented at Proceedings in
Condominium market
commemoration of the KAS Establish- Business revenue
evaluation of the Brazilian city of Recife’s
ment, 219-222 business revenue can be contributed and
condominium market using generalized
discusses most recent changes made to the measured by performance of franchise linear models, 247-257
(USPAP), 211-218 affiliation, 277-282
Consistent use
discusses proposed statement appraisal Business value
illustrates the application of the principle of
standards relating to statistical and market is inherent in the ongoing operation of most
consistent use when appraising properties
survey techniques, 394-403 lodging property, 277-28?
with an interim highest & best use that are
requirements imposed on real estate when most of the value of the partnership is
affected by partial takings for eminent
appraisers who testify in litigation represented by real estate ssets, or in the
domain, 19-25
situations, 11-18 case of common tenancy, the real estate
appraiser can add it to the scope of work.
95-111
Contaminated property valuation airport noise can be a detrimental condition the petroleum spill from the pipeline resulted
addresses contamination as it relates to real and negatively impact real estate values, in environmental contamination, 410-418
estate valuation, disclosure, and method- 312-321
Environmental issues
ologies, 322-332
Developer’s good will the Telecommunications Act of 1996,
analyzes the effect of environmental in Hong Kong, people are willing to pay for 333-340
contamination on the prices of industrial a premium for the apartments that are
real estate multiple regression and direct developed by reputable developers, 26-30 Environmental risk
sales comparison/paired sales analyses, provides appraisers/valuers with an
200-210 Discounted cash flow international perspective of approaches
used for valuation of perennial crop due to used in practice by appraisers/valuers when
includes a case study regarding fuel-oil
eminent domain land acquisition, 44-51 valuing contaminated land, 258-265
contamination of a residence and the
surrounding properties, 307-311 Discounts relates to properties that are in proximity to
provides appraisers/valuers with and applied for any business interest that is not other properties that are contaminated,
international perspective of approaches traded in a public marketplace, 95-111 322-332
used in practice by appraisers/valuers when applied generally for any business interests risk, if any, relating to a property that might
valuing contaminated land, 258-265 that are not traded in a public marketplace, be, is, or was contaminated, 322-332
study finds no significant difference between 95-111 Excess land
prices of previously contaminated discusses the discount for lack of marketabil- methods of estimating excess land for
properties and otherwise comparable ity methods that are favored and disfavored industrial buildings, 174-181
uncontaminated property prices, 200-210 by the U.S. Tax Court related to BEV
Expert witness
conducted for federal income, gift, and
Contribution examines the implications of the Kumho Tire
estate taxation purposes, 453-457
examines the importance of the principle of case on real estate testimony and the
contribution when appraising properties real estate appraisers apply such discounts for requirements imposed on real estate
with an interim highest & best, which are impaired marketability to partnership or appraisers who testify in litigation
affected by eminent domain, 19-25 common tenancy interests that are difficult situations, 11-18
to sell, 95-111
Cost approach Exposure
using the time and costs of partitioning the
detailed analysis of the conflicting four-step analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real
property and the cost of marketing the
and five-step functional obsolescence estate and why the liquidation price is
interest, 404-409
methods and formulas based on a windfall often less than market value given
market reality test, 152-160 Distress reasonable market-oriented exposure time,
provides the history, methodology, and analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real 31-37
potential applications of across the fence estate and why the liquidation price is
Fair market value
methodology, 270-276 often less than market value given
fair market value of a partial interest in real
reasonable market-oriented exposure time,
used for valuation of perennial crop due to property determined by the date of gift or
31-37
eminent domain land acquisition, 44-51 death, 404-409
Economic comparability
Corporate interests Feasibility rent
importance when appraising complete
covers corporate interests because of the the article defines and describes the role of
facilities, 266-269
special circumstances posed by real estate feasibility rent in the determination of
assets, 95—111 Economic obsolescence financial feasibility, 419-423
proposes a new technique, based on
Corridors Federal communications commission
utilization rates, for estimating economic
provides the history, methodology, and the Telecommunications Act of 1996,
obsolescence in the appraisal of industrial
potential applications of across the fence 333-340
special-purpose properties, 161-173
methodology, 270-276
Federal Water Pollution Control Act
Eminent domain
Daubert tests of 1972
valuation of perennial crop, 44-51
using survey techniques that are consistent as it pertains to wetland laws and regulations,
with, 394-403 examines the impact of interim highest & 283-286
best use on just compensation related to
DC Matrix partial takings from a property under Financial feasibility
issues related to airport noise are put into the eminent domain, 19-25 the article deals directly with the relevance of
DC Matrix, 312-321 financial feasibility in the highest & best
Environmental impact analysis
Depreciation study demonstrates the application of paired use decision process, 419-423
proposes a new technique, based on sales analysis and multiple regression Financial ratios
utilization rates, for estimating economic analysis to estimate the impacts of the valuation of, including financial ratios,
obsolescence in the appraisal of industrial environmental contamination on 52-67
special-purpose properties, 161-173 industrial real estate, 200-210
Detrimental condition Environmental contamination
environmental contamination is considered a includes a case study regarding fuel-oil
Class VIII (environmental) detrimental contamination of a residence and the
condition, 322-332 surrounding properties, 307-311
Foreclosure Hong Kong evaluation of the Brazilian city of Recife’s
analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real in Hong Kong, people are willing to pay for condominium market using generalized
estate and why the liquidation price is a premium for the apartments that are linear models, 247-257
often less than market value given developed by reputable developers, 26-30 housing research, demography, and social
reasonable market-oriented exposure time, Hotel appraisals indicators for insight into residential
31-37 examines agency relationships and potential housing markets in Brisbane, Australia,
Fraud problems in the hotel appraisal process in 356-361
the use of GIS to find fraudulent sales, order to compare differences between provides appraisers/valuers with and
431-448 appraised hotel values and their market international perspective of approaches
values for both institutional lenders and the used in practice by appraisers/valuers when
Fuel-oil contamination
Resolution Trust Corporation, 182-189 valuing contaminated land, 258-265
includes a case study regarding fuel-oil
contamination of a residence and the proposes a new technique, based on the birth of the appraisal profession in
surrounding properties, 307-311 utilization rates, for estimating economic Romania, 353-355
obsolescence in the appraisal of industrial
the petroleum spill from the pipeline resulted Korea
special-purpose properties, 161-173
in environmental contamination, 410-418 a speech presented at Proceedings in
separating the value of the intangible assets commemoration of the KAS Establish-
Functional obsolescence from the value of the going concern, for a ment, 219-222
detailed analysis of the conflicting four-step first-class operating downtown hotel,
and five-step functional obsolescence 68-83 Kumho Tire
methods and formulas based on a windfall examines the implications of the Kumho Tire
market reality test, 152-160 Hurricane case on real estate testimony and the
probabilities and effects on home values, requirements imposed on real estate
Fundamental demand 379-387 appraisers who testify in litigation
the article defines and describes the Impaired value situations, 11-18
relationship of fundamental demand to
discusses how property near a CAFO will be Land to building ratios
market analysis, 419-423
negatively impacted by this externality, importance of land to building ratios in
Gated communities 301-306 evaluating utility of industrial and
the effect on property value of living in a industrial property valuation warehouse buildings, 174-181
gated community, 140-145 study analyzes prices of industrial real estate Land use
Generalized linear model in the Southern California area through the Telecommunications Act of 1996,
evaluation of the Brazilian city of Recife'’s the use of multiple regression/hedonic 333-340
condominium market using generalized pricing analysis, which estimates value on
linear models, 247-257 the basis of the additive contribution of Liability
property attributes, 200-210 addresses expanded liability in real estate
Geographic information systems appraising, 190-199
(GIS) Industry and operations statistics
the use of GIS to develop variables used in a statistics on industry and operations in Liquidation
model to predict home value, 140-145 psychratic hospitals, 52-67 analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real
estate and why the liquidation price is
used to find cases ofr eal estate fraud, 431-448 Institutional lenders often less than market value given
Going concern value examines agency relationships and potential reasonable market-oriented exposure time,
of a first-class operating downtown hotel, problems in the hotel appraisal process in 31-37
order to compare differences between
68-83 appraised hotel values and their market Litigation
Hedonic estimation values for both institutional lenders and the GIS generated visual aides helpful in
hedonic model in the study is the primary Resolution Trust Corporation, 182-189 litigation, 431-448
test, 287-295 Intangible assets Loading facilities
of a model describing home values over time identification and valuation of intangible how the type of loading facilities contribute
as a function of time, economic factors, assets in the going concern of a first-class to value for warehouse and industrial
location, and the timing of hurricane operating downtown hotel, 68-83 buildings, 174-181
landfalls, 379-387
Interest Low income housing
Highest and best use marketing interest when valuing partial tax credits given for 388-393
addresses recognized valuation techniques
interests, 404-409 Low income housing tax credits
based on property rights inherent with the
ownership of real estate, 296-300 Interim highest and best use (LIHTC)
discusses how property near a CAFO will be examines the impact of an interim highest & discussed and related to USPAP, 388-393
negatively impacted by this externality, best use on just compensation in partial misconceptions associated with, 388-393
301-306 taking for eminent domain, 19-25 Managed care
one of the four major tests for determining a International valuation impact of managed care, 52-67
property's highest & best use, 419-423 a speech presented at Proceedings in Management expertise
commemoration of the KAS Establish-
one component in the creation of business
ment, 219-222
value in a hotel, 277—282
Marketability pitfalls or mistakes real estate appraisers can Proxy rentals
applied for any business interest that is not make when using multiple regression comparison with market rentals for owner-
traded in a public marketplace, 95-111 analysis, 424-430 operated profit centers at a first-class
discusses the discount for lack of marketabil- Multiple regression and sales operating downtown hotel, 78-80
ity methods that are favored and disfavored comparison analysis Psychiatric hospitals
by the U.S. Tax Court related to business compares the results of a series of paired sales impact of managed care, 52-67
enterprise valuations conducted for federal analyses and multiple regression analyses of market analysis of, 52-67
income, gift, and estate taxation purposes, industrial real estate prices, 200-210
453-457 services provided, 52-67
real estate appraisers apply such discounts for Natural resource damage statistics on industry and operations, 52-67
impaired marketability to partnership or the spill caused natural resource damage the valuation of, including financial ratios,
common tenancy interests that are difficult along the river shore, 410-418 52-67
to sell, 95-111 Neighborhoods Public trust land
Market analysis gated neighborhoods and property value, addresses recognized valuation techniques
market analysis of phsyciatric hospitals, 52-67 140-145 based on property rights inherent with the
using GIS for market analysis to help prevent New Zeland ownership of real estate, 296-300
fraud, 431-448 provides appraisers/valuers with an Qualified appraisal
Marketability discounts international perspective of approaches an appraisal document that relates to the
real estate appraisers apply discounts for used in practice by appraisers/valuers when appraisal issue, prepared not earlier than
impaired marketability to partnership or valuing contaminated land, 258-265 sixty (60) days prior to the date of the
common tenancy interests that are difficult Noise contribution, 145-151
to sell, 95-111 noise measurement methods are summerized report must be prepared, signed, and dated
in chart form, 312-321 by an appraiser who is properly qualified,
Market value
146-151
analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real North American Wetlands
estate and why the liquidation price is Conservation Act of 1989 report must include other information
often less than market value given as it pertains to wetland laws and regulations, required in the Regulations, which is not
reasonable market-oriented exposure time, 283-286 necessarily contained within the detailed
USPAP, 146-151
31-37
Oil spill
report cannot involve a type of appraisal fee
a speech presented at Proceedings in the study of stigma from a oil spill, 410-418
which is prohibited under the Treasury
commemoration of the KAS Establish-
ment, 219-222 Office space percentage Regulations, 146-151
how the allocation of office space contributes
examines agency relationships and potential Qualified appraiser
to value in a warehouse building, 174-181
problems in the hotel appraisal process in the person making the appraisal, the
order to compare differences between Partial interests appraiser, must be a “qualified appraiser.”
appraised hotel values and their market three case studies used as examples for This definition is specifically covered in
values for both institutional lenders and the valuing, 404-409 the Regulations under Treasury Reg.
Resolution Trust Corporation, 182-189 §1.170A-13T, 146-151
Partitioning
of a home relative to the occurrence of to divide property among common co- Real estate component
catastrophic events such as hurricanes, owners for valuing partial interests, this method of allocation of business value is
379-387 404-409 helpful in isolating the real estate
Methodology Perennial crop component of a lodging asset, 277-282
examines the implications of the Kumho Tire agricultural crop valuation, 44-51 Real estate damages
case on real estate testimony and the as it relates to environmental contamination
requirements imposed on real estate Permanence of stigma damages and its possible impact on value (damage),
appraisers who testify in litigation study finds no permanence, or persistence, of 322-332
situations, 11-18 stigma damages to industrial real estate
includes a case study regarding fuel-oil
after remediation and clean up of previous
provides the history, methodology, and contamination of a residence and the
environmental contamination, 200-210
potential applications of across the fence surrounding properties, 307-311
methodology, 270-276 Profit centers
Remediation life cycle
estimating the implicit, proxy rental for
Migratory bird rule where in the three stages of cleanup the
owner-operated profit centers at a first-
as it relates to wetland jurisdiction, 283-286 property is as of the date of value—before,
class operating downtown hotel, 78-80
Models during, or after the contamination is
used to estimate the value of ah ome at risk Proximity influence cleaned up, 322-332
for hurricane strikes, 379-387 includes a case study regarding fuel-oil Replacement cost approach
contamination of a residence and the
Multiple regression analysis surrounding properties, 307-311 detailed analysis of the conflicting four-step
using multiple regression techniques to the location of homes near the oil spill, and five-step functional obsolescence
estimate the amount of home value negatively affected their property values, methods and formulas based on a windfall
attributed to living in a gated community, 410-418 market reality test, 152-160
140-145
Reproduction cost approach Special-purpose properties Tax Court
detailed analysis of the conflicting four-step proposes a new technique, based on discounting should represent the costs
and five-step functional obsolescence utilization rates, for estimating economic involved in the partitioning process,
methods and formulas based on a windfall obsolescence in the appraisal of industrial 404-409
market reality test, 152-160 special—purpose properties, 161-173 discusses the discount for lack of marketabil-
Residual demand analysis Statistical analysis ity methods that are favored and disfavored
relates market analysis through residual discusses contingent valuation and conjoint by the U.S. Tax Court related to BEVs
demand analysis to the determination of analysis, 394-403 conducted for federal income, gift, and
highest & best use, 419-423 method for comparing auction prices with estate taxation purposes, 453-457
Residential issue market value, 38-43 Tax credits
sample includes on residential real estate, several additional statistical procedures are given for low income housing, 388-393
287-295 shown, 287-295 Testimony
Residential property valuation Statistical test examines the implications of the Kumho Tire
negatively affected by an oil spill, 410-423 used to avoid errors when using MRA, 424- case on real estate testimony and the
430 requirements imposed on real estate
Residential value appraisers who testify in litigation
the influence of gates on home values, Stigma situations, 11-18
140-145 addresses stigma in the form of risk within the
DC Matrix, 322-332 Timing
Residual demand analysis the article highlights the role of timing in
discusses how property near a concentrated
the article relates market analysis through any highest & best use determination,
animal feeding operation (CAFO) will be
residual demand analysis to the determina- 419-423
negatively impacted by this externality,
tion of highest & best use, 419-423
301-306 Transaction information comparability
Risk and uncertainty includes an uncertainty factor (before cleanup the information sufficiency requirement
as they relate to the value of ah ome at special risk), 322-332 when utilizing the sales comparison
risks of catastrophic loss, 379-387 market resistance (after cleanup risk), 322-332 approach, 266-269
Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) project incentive (during cleanup risk), 322-332 Truck maneuvering distance
examines agency relationships and potential provides appraisers/valuers with and how truck maneuvering distance is important
problems in the hotel appraisal process in international perspective of approaches to the functional utility and value of
order to compare differences between used in practice by appraisers/valuers when warehouse and industrial buildings, 174-181
appraised hotel values and their market
values for both institutional lenders and valuing contaminated land, 258-265 Truss height
the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC), as a result from an oil spill, 410-418 importance oft russ height in estimating
182-189 Sub-lease value and evaluating utility of industrial
and warehouse buildings, 174-181
analyzes the reasons owners liquidate real
Romania
the birth of the appraisal profession in estate and why the liquidation price is Undivided interests
Romania, 353-355 often less than market value given addresses the specific valuation problem
reasonable market-oriented exposure time, posed by such ownership, 95-111
Sales comparison approach 31-37 undivided interest ownership of real
addresses recognized valuation techniques
Submerged lands property, 95-111
based on property rights inherent with the
ownership of real estate, 296-300 addresses recognized valuation techniques United Kingdom
provides the history, methodology, and based on property rights inherent with the provides appraisers/valuers with and
potential applications of across the fence ownership of real estate, 296-300 international perspective of approaches
methodology, 270-276 Supreme Court used in practice by appraisers/valuers when
special considerations when appraising recent ruling involving federal jurisdiction valuing contaminated land, 258-265
complete facilities, 266-269 over wetlands, 283-286 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Service Surveys jurisdiction over wetlands, 283-286
one component in the creation of business a checklist for appraisers to follow when U.S. Department of HUD
value in a hotel, 277-282 using survey techniques, 394-403 discusses procedures at a HUD auction,
provides appraisers/valuers with and 38-43
Severance damages
international perspective of approaches
illustrates the impact of an interim highest & USPAP
used in practice by appraisers/valuers when
best use on potential severance damage competency rule regarding LIHTC, 388-393
valuing contaminated land, 258-265
allocations when estimating just discusses most recent changes made to the
compensation for a partial taking under Swampbuster Provision of the Food USPAP, 211-218
eminent domain, 19-25 Security Act of 1986 discusses pending statements on USPAP
as it pertains to wetland laws and regulations,
Single-family housing relating to statistical and market survey
283-286
prices observed at a HUD auction, 38-43 techniques, 394-403
prices cbserved from auction transactions,
38-43
Valuation Waterfront properties Witness
of a home after a series of unlikely hurricane valuing a home’s water view, 287-295 examines the implications of the Kumho Tire
landfalls, 379-387 case on real estate testimony and the
Water pollution
perennial crop valuation due to eminent caused by an oil spill, 410-418 requirements imposed on real estate
domain land acquisition, 44—51 appraisers who testify in litigation
Wetlands situations, 11-18
valuing a home's water view, 287-295
recent Supreme Court case involving, 283-286
Zoning issues
Valuation issues
Wireless telecommunications the citing ofc ell sites for Wireless Telecom-
addresses expanded liability in real estate
the citing ofc ell sites for Wireless Telecom- munication Facilities, 333-340
appraising, 190-199
munication Facilities, 333-340 the Telecommunications Act of 1996,
Views the PCS Industry, 333-340 333-340
valuing a home’s water view, 287-295
the Telecommunications Act of 1996, 333-340
warehouse valuation parameters—
primary factors in estimating value for
warehouses, 174-181
Titles
Across the Fence Methodology for Concentrated Animal Feeding Hurricanes, Housing Market Activity,
Valuation of Corridors: What Is It and Operations and Proximate Property and Coastal Real Estate Values
How Is It Used? Values J. Edward Graham, Jr., and William W.
Arthur B. Rahn, 270-276 John A. Kilpatrick, 301-306 Hall, Jr., 379-387
The Agency Relationships Involved in Developer’s Goodwill as Significant The Impact of Airport Noise on
Hotel Appraisals Completed for the Influence on Apartment Unit Prices Residential Real Estate
Resolution Trust Corporation and K.W. Chau, F. F. Ng, and Eastman C. T. Randall Bell, MAI, 312-321
Institutional Lenders Hung, 26-30
The Impact Of World Class Great
Michael Dalbor, 182-189
Discounts in Real Estate Auction Lakes Water Views On Residential
Appraising Industrial Special-Purpose Prices: Evidence from South Florida Property Values
Properties: A Utilization-Based Marcus T. Allen, PhD, 38-43 Michael T. Bond, Michael J. Seiler, and
Measure for Estimating Economic Vicky L. Seiler, 287-295
The Effects of an Oil Pipeline Rupture
Obsolescence
on Single-Family House Prices Implications of the Kuhmo Tire Case
Robert G. Crawford, PhD, and Barrett A.
Robert A. Simons, PhD, Kimberly for the Legal Expert Witnesses
Slade, MAI, PhD, 161-173
Winson-Geideman, and Brian A. Richard W. Hoyt and Robert J. Aalberts,
Bridging the Gap: Marketability Mikelbank, PhD, 410-418 11-18
Discounts for Real Estate Interests
The Effect of Previous Environmental Intangible Assets in an Operating First-
Dennis A. Webb, MAI, 95-111
Contamination on Industrial Real Class Downtown Hotel: A Comparison
Business Value Allocation in Lodging Estate Prices of Sources of Information in a Profit
Valuation Thomas O. Jackson, MAI, PhD, 200-210 Center Approach to Valuation
Eric Belfrage, MAI , 277-282 William Kinnard, MAI, PhD, Elaine M.
Environmental Contamination: An
Worzala, and Dan Swango, MAI, PhD,
Challenges in Appraising “Simple” Analysis in the Context of the DC
68-83
Warehouse Properties Matrix
Donald Sonneman, 174-181 Orell Anderson, MAI, 322-332 Interim Highest and Best Use:
Condemnation Appraising
The Changing Wetland Legai Fuel-Oil Contamination of a Resi-
David M. Champagne, 19-25
Landscape: Solid Waste Agency of dence: A Case Study in Stigma
Northern Cook County v. U.S. Army Bruce M. Closser, MAI, SRA, 307-311 Liability Issues Facing Appraisers
Corp of Engineers Mark Lee Levine, 146-151
Gated Communities and Residential
David Keating, MAI, 283-286
Property Values Liquidation Price and Semi-Forced
Comparison of Valuation Methods Douglas S. Bible and Chengho Hsieh, Sellers
for Perennial Sugercane Crops 140-145 Max J. Derbes, Jr., MAI, and Max J.
Associated With Eminent Domain Derbes, III, 31-37
The Globalization of Real Estate
Land Acquisition
Appraisal: A European Perspective
Michael E. Salassi, PhD, and Janis B.
John M. Edge, 84-94
Breaux, 44-51
Misconceptions Associated With Low Showing What You Know To Whom Are Appraisers Liable?
Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) Bruce R. Webber, MAI, 431-448 Steven R. Smith, MAI, SRA, 190-199
Valuations
Ronnie J. Hawkins, MAI, SRA, 388-393 Solving the Functional Obsolescence Valuation of Partial Interests in Real
Calculation Question? Part Il Estate: A Case Study
Psychiatric Hospitals Joseph A. Laronge, JD, and Kerry Dean C. Donald Wiggins, DBA, and Sidney
Arthur E. Gimmy, MAI, and Charles R Vandell, PhD, 152-160 Rosenberg, PhD, 404-409
Baumbach, 52-67
Telecommunications: The Wireless Vaiuation of Submerged Lands
The Role of Formal Survey Research Personal Communications Services Lance W. Doré, MAI, PS. Mitchell, PhD,
Methods in the Appraisal Body of (PCS) Industry and Janine L. Austin, 296-300
Knowledge Thomas S. Andolfo, MAI, SRA, 333-340
Marcus T. Allen, PhD, and Grant W. What's Financial Feasibility Got To
Austin, MAI, 394-403 Using Multiple Regression Analysis in Do With It?
Real Estate Appraisal Richard Parli, MAI, 419-423
The Sales Comparison Approach and Hans R. Isakson, PhD, 424-430
the Appraisal of Complete Facilities
Richard Ellsworth, 266-269
Authors
Aalberts, Robert J., 11-18 Doré, Lance W., 296-300 Mikelbank, Brian A., 410-418
Allen, Marcus T., 38-43, 394-403 Duvall, Richard, 1-10 Mitchell, P.S., 296-300
Anderson, Orell C., 322-332 Edge, John M., 84-94 Ng, FE. FE, 26-30
Andolfo, Thomas S., 333-340 Ellsworth, Richard, 266-269 Parli, Richard, 419-423
Austin, Grant W., 394-403 Fisher, Jeffery D., 362-364 Rahn, Arthur G., 270-276
Austin, Janine L., 296-300 Gimmy, Arthur E., 52-67 Reed, Richard, 356-361
Baumbach, Charles R., 52-67 Graham, J. Edward, Jr., 379-387 Reilly, Robert F., 453-457
Badescu, George, 353-355 Hall, William W. Jr., 379-387 Roddewig, Richard, 119-125
Belfrage, Eric, 277-282 Hawkins, Ronnie ]., 388-393 Rosenberg, Sidney, 404-409
Bell, Randall, 312-321 Hoyt, Richard W., 11-18 Salassi, Michael E., 44—51
Bible, Douglas S., 140-146 Hsieh, Chengho, 140-145 Seiler, Michael J., 287-295
Black, David, 1-10, 244-246 Hung, Eastman C. T., 26-30 Seiler, Vicky L., 287-295
Bond, Michael T., 287-295 Isakson, Hans, 424-430 Simons, Robert A., 410-418
Bond, Sandy G., 258-265 Jackson, Thomas O., 200-210 Slade, Barrett A., 161-173
Breaux, Janis B., 44-51 Keating, David, 283-286 Smith, Steven R., 190-199
Champagne, David M., 19-25 Keiter, Allen C., 119-125 Sonneman, Donald, 174-181
Chau, K.W., 26-30 Kennedy, Paul J., 258-265 Steigler, Mayo, 112-113, 223-224, 343-
Closser, Bruce M., 307-311 Kilpatrick, John A., 301-306 345, 458-459
Coleman, Stephanie, 211-218 Kinnard, William, 68-83, 235-243, Swango, Dan, 68-83
Cordeiro, Gauss Moutinho, 247—257 258-265 Vandell, Kerry Dean, 152-160
Crawford, Robert G., 161-173 Laronge, Joseph A., 152-160 Webb, Dennis, 95-111
Dalbor, Michael, 182-189 Lennhoff, David, 219-222, 341-342 Weber, Bruce, 431-448
Dantas, Rubens Alves, 247-257 Levine, Mark Lee, 146-151 Wiggins, C. Donald, 404-409
DeLisle, James, 128-139, 365-378 McKinley, Michael, 449-452 Winson-Geideman, Kimberly, 410-418
Derbes, Max J. Jr., 31-37 McWilliams, Ted, 126-127, 362-364 Worzala, Elaine M., 68-83, 258-265
Derbes, Max J. III, 31-37