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Investment in Real Property

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Urban Land Economics

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The economist distinguishes two meanings of the word ‘investment’: (a) expenditure on the purchase of existing assets – for example, shares of a company, or an interest in an existing (perhaps tenanted) office block; (b) expenditure on the creation of new fixed assets – for example, the construction of North Sea oil rigs, or the development of a new office block.

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© 1996 Jack Harvey

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Harvey, J. (1996). Investment in Real Property. In: Urban Land Economics. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24441-6_5

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