Land Valuation : adjustment procedures and assignments. / James H. Boykin. txt
United States of America : Appraisal Institute , 2001Descripción: xii, 288 p. ill. ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- HD1387 B69 2001
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A handbook designed to help both inexperienced and experienced appraisers complete new or difficult land valuation assignments. Addressing all kinds of sites, from mature neighborhoods to prospective subdivisions and from residential to industrial land, Boykin (real estate, Virginia Commonwealth U.) includes benchmarks for property analysis, illustrates how various land valuation assignments can be performed, and presents valuation-related data sources, formats, procedures, and references. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents :
Lists of Figures and Tables xi --
About the Author xiii --
Foreword xv --
Acknowledgments xvi --
Part I Introduction 1 --
1 Overview of Land Valuation Assignments and Adjustment Procedures 3 --
2 Economic Significance of Land 11 --
Importance of Real Estate to Top Wealthholders Private Sector Land Holdings Summary --
3 Locating Properties in the Field 15 --
Assessor's Section Sheet --
Scaled Distances and Odometer --
Computer-Generated Maps --
U.S. Geological Survey Maps --
Utility Pole Markers --
Aerial Photography --
Deed Book References --
Using a Compass --
Global Positioning System --
Summary --
4 Site Analysis 25 --
Purpose of Site Analysis --
Identifying Rights to be Appraised --
Zoning --
Private Restrictions --
Determining Boundary Lines --
Easements --
Terrain --
Soil --
Conditions --
Flood --
Hazards --
Summary --
Judging Highest and Best Use 39 --
Available Uses --
Legal Uses --
Probability of Rezoning --
Physically Permitted Uses --
Suffiency of Demand --
Duration and Intensity of Parcel Uses --
Most Probable Site Value --
Excess and Surplus Land --
Most Probable Use --
Highest and Best Use Studies --
Summary --
Part II Adjustment Procedures 47 --
6 Ajusting for Size Differences 49 --
Avoid Sales That Differ Widely in Size --
Supported Size Adjustments --
Summary --
7 Adjusting for Changing Market Conditions 55 --
Analyze Resales of the Same Sities --
Analyze Sales of Similar Sites at Different Times --
Indexed Time / Price Changes --
Straight Line or Exponential Rate of Change --
Summary --
8 Using Property Listings 61 --
Benefits of Using Listings for Sale --
Compare Pattern of Sale Prices to Listing Prices--
Apply Findings to Appraised Parcel --
Summary --
9 Handling Improved Property Sales 63 --
Land Value Extraction Method --
Summary --
10 Paired Sales Analysis 67 --
Identify Similar Features of Sales --
Isolate a Value Influencing Difference --
Adjust Price to Reflect a Single Feature --
Apply Adjustment to Reflect Subject's Value --
Summary --
11 Sale Units of Comparison 73 --
Density Units --
Productive Units --
Physical Units --
Summary --
12 Accessibility Adjustments 79 --
Corner Versus Interior Sites --
Median Strips --
Speed Limit --
Traffic Volume --
Proximity of Site to Expressways --
Summary --
13 Adjusting for Public Utilities 85 --
Influences on Site Size --
Compare Sales With and Without Utilities --
Compute Cost of Extending Utilities to Subject or Sale Parcel --
Summary --
14 Location Adjustments for Resorts Lots 91 --
Interview Brokers, Buyers, and Sellers --
Array Lot Sales by Proximity to Amenities --
Plot Unit Price Pattern --
Apply Price Pattern to Appraised Lot --
Summary --
15 Depth Adjustments 99 --
Earlier Depth Value Estimation Method --
Comporative Depth of Sales and Subject Parcel --
Summary --
Part III Land Valuation Assignments 105 --
16 Sites in Mature Neighborhoods 107 --
Insufficiency of Lot Sales --
Establish Neighborhood Lot Value to Property Value Ratio --
Apply Neighborhood Ratio to Appraised Property --
Summary --
17 Prospective Subdivisions 111 --
Create a Sound Development Plan --
Forecast a Realistic Pricing Schedule --
Forecast the Lot Absorption Rate and Price Mix --
Estimate the Staging of Land Development and Related Expenses --
Forescast Marketing and Related Expenses --
Estimate the Annual Real Estate Taxes --
Estimate Overhead and Profit Allowance --
Determine the Expected Discount Rate --
Select a Discount Rate That Reflects the Timing of Lot Sales --
Summary --
18 Residential Waterfront Property 119 --
Driving Time Form Population Centers --
Elevation and Slope of Lot --
Beach Versus Marsh Frontage --
Beach Width --
Direction of Prevailing Winds / Shoreline Erosion --
Variance Between High and Low Water Levels --
Access From Water and Land --
Pier Construction Cost --
Valuation Techniques --
Summary --
19 Office, Retail, and Industrial Land 143 --
Office Land --
Retail Land --
Industrial Land --
Access to Rail, Airports, Interstate Highways, Expressways, and Ports --
Freestanding Sites Versus Business Park Sites --
Industrial Land Classification --
Size and Shape of Site --
Jurisdictional Taxes --
Units of Comparison --
Reliability of the Comparable Sales Method --
Summary --
20 Agricultural Land 143 --
Definitions --
Classifying Soil Types and Land Categories --
Comparable Sales --
Land Value by Extraction --
Income Capitalization Approach --
Capitalization Rate Selection --
Appraising Farmland in Suburbanizing Areas --
Summary --
21 Forestland 163 --
Definitions --
Influences on Timber Value --
Highest and Best Use --
Bare Land Valuation --
Summary --
22 Scenic Land Conservation Easements 175 --
Charitable Gift Law --
Circumstances Requiring an Appraisal --
Overvaluation Penalty --
Valuation Techniques --
Summary --
23 Floodplains and Wetlands 185 --
Detection of Floodplains --
Appraisal of Floodplains --
Wetlands Trends and Significance --
Identification of Wetlands --
Estimating Value of Wetlands --
Cost of Mitigation --
Summary --
24 Contaminated Sities 197 --
Appraiser's Responsibilities --
Working with Environmeneal Professionals --
Environmental Site Assessment --
Stigma --
Specifying the Problem --
Contaminated Property Market Data --
Measures of Impaired Value --
Valuation Techniques --
Summary --
25 Eminent Domain: Partial Takings 215 --
Distinction Between Compensable and Noncompensable --
Actions --
Basis for Payment of Just Compensation --
Valuation Procedure --
Odd-Shaped Remainders --
Diminished Size and Road Frontage --
Isolated Remainders --
Land Locked Remainders --
Impaired Access --
Grade Change --
Trees and Landscaping --
Temporary Easements --
Analysis of Benefits from Public Improvements --
Trial Preparation and Testimony --
Summary --
Appendices 235 --
A Glossary 237 --
B Internet Web Site Addresses 245 --
C Maps 249 --
Federal Emergency Management Agency Map Service Center --
U.S. Department of Interior, Geological Survey --
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Ocean Service Coast Survey --
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers --
Soil Maps in County Units --
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Maps, National Wetlands Inventory --
National MUIR Database Data Access --
Map Stats --
U.S. Census Bureau TIGER Mapping Service --
USGS Node of the National Geospatial Data Clearinghouse --
DeLorme --
D Aerial Photography 255 --
E Land Measurement and Conversion Tables 257 --
F Types of Soil 261 --
G Agricultural Land Values 267 --
H Property Observation Checklist 273 --
I Advisory Opinion 9 279 --
J Guide Note 8, '' The Consideration of Hazardous Substances in the Appraisal Process'' 283 --
List of Figures :
2.1 Land Ownership in the United States, 1992 --
2.2 Top Male Wealthholders, 1995 --
2.3 Top Female Wealthholders, 1995 --
3.1 Tax Map Section Sheet --
3.2 Topographical Map --
3.3 Parts of a Silva Compass --
3.4 Plotting a Course With a Compass --
4.1 Electric Transmission Line Easement --
4.2 Using Locke Hand Level --
4.3 Soils Map
6.1 Size vs. Price Per Acre
7.1 Land at Market Value, USA 1988-1994 --
11.1 Calculating Area --
11.2 Irregular-Shaped Parcel (145) of Unknown Size --
11.3 Irregular-Shaped Parcel (145) of Unknown Size (Divided into Geometric Units) --
12.1 Effect of Median Strip on Customer Access to a Site --
13.1 Garden Apartment Complex --
14.1 Bow River, Alberta, Canada --
14.2 Multiple View Lot-Golf Course Fairway and Mountains --
15.1 Principle of Contribution Illustrated --
15.2 Land Sale Prices per Front Foot --
15.3 Land Sale Prices per Acre --
18.1 Undeveloped Ocean Beach Frontage --
18.2 Shoreline Migration --
18.3 Shoreline Reshaping Process, Chesapeake Bay and Vicinity --
18.4 Oceanfront Cottages After a Hurricane --
18.5 Protected Creek Site --
18.6 Water-Depth Chart --
19.1 Suburban Office Park Building --
20.1 Kansas Dry Crop Rent and Value --
20.2 Acrial View of a Transitional Agricultural Area --
21.1 Clear Cut of 44-Year-Old Pine Plantation --
23.1 Floodplain During Summer Season --
23.2 Flood Insurance Rate Map, City of Grand Rapids, Michigan --
24.1 Value Estimation Model for Environmental Contamination --
24.2 EPA Identified Environmental Problem Sites --
25.1 Strip Taking for Street Widening Project --
25.2 Lots With Different Frontage and Rear Dimensions --
25.3 Proposed Right of Way Bisecting Parcel --
25.4 Profile of Proposed Right of Way --
List of Tables:
2.1 Acquisition of the Original Public Domain, 1781-1867 --
2.2 Market Value of Land in the United States --
5.1 Highest and Best Use Analysis Via Land Residual Method --
7.1 Land at Market Value, United States --
10.1 Land Sales Adjustment Grid --
16.1 Site Value-to-Property-Value Ratios for Different Classes of Real Property --
17.1 Land Yield Survey, Mid-Year 1999 --
17.2 Present Value of Proposed Subdivision --
18.1 Illustrative Waterfront Value Scale --
20.1 Estimated Average Acre Yields of Principal Crops Under Improved Management --
20.2 Gross Farm Income and Estimated Rental Income --
20.3 Sample Income and Expense Statement --
20.4 Gross Cash Rent per Acre and Ratio to Value for Cropland in Selected States --
20.5 Gross Cash Rent per Acre and Ratio to Value for Pastureland in Selected States --
20.6 Land in Farms: By State and the United States, 1993-1997 --
21.1 Woodland Management and Productivity --
21.2 Calculation of Bare Land Value via DCF --
23.1 Floodplain Comparable Land Sales Adjustment Table --
24.1 Present Value of Proposed Subdivision --
Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics
- Lists of Figures and Tables(p. xi)
- About the Author(p. xiii)
- Foreword(p. xv)
- Acknowledgments(p. xvi)
- Part I Introduction(p. 1)
- 1 Overview of Land Valuation Assignments and Adjustment Procedures(p. 3)
- 2 Economic Significance of Land(p. 11)
- Importance of Real Estate to Top Wealthholders
- Private Sector Land Holdings
- Summary
- 3 Locating Properties in the Field(p. 15)
- Assessor's Section Sheet
- Scaled Distances and Odometer
- Computer-Generated Maps
- U. S. Geological Survey Maps
- Utility Pole Markers
- Aerial Photography
- Deed Book References
- Using a Compass
- Global Positioning System
- Summary
- 4 Site Analysis(p. 25)
- Purpose of Site Analysis
- Identifying Rights to be Appraised
- Zoning
- Private Restrictions
- Determining Boundary Lines
- Easements
- Terrain
- Soil Conditions
- Flood Hazards
- Summary
- 5 Judging Highest and Best Use(p. 39)
- Available Uses
- Legal Uses
- Probability of Rezoning
- Physically Permitted Uses
- Sufficiency of Demand
- Duration and Intensity of Parcel Uses
- Most Probable Site Value
- Excess and Surplus Land
- Most Probable Use
- Highest and Best Use Studies
- Summary
- Part II Adjustment Procedures(p. 47)
- 6 Adjusting for Size Differences(p. 49)
- Avoid Sales That Differ Widely in Size
- Supported Size Adjustments
- Summary
- 7 Adjusting for Changing Market Conditions(p. 55)
- Analyze Resales of the Same Sites
- Analyze Sales of Similar Sites at Different Times
- Indexed Time/Price Changes
- Straight-Line or Exponential Rate of Change
- Summary
- 8 Using Property Listings(p. 61)
- Benefits of Using Listings for Sale
- Compare Pattern of Sale Prices to Listing Prices
- Apply Findings to Appraised Parcel
- Summary
- 9 Handling Improved Property Sales(p. 63)
- Land Value Extraction Method
- Summary
- 10 Paired Sales Analysis(p. 67)
- Identify Similar Features of Sales
- Isolate a Value-Influencing Difference
- Adjust Price to Reflect a Single Feature
- Apply Adjustment to Reflect Subject's Value
- Summary
- 11 Sale Units of Comparison(p. 73)
- Density Units
- Productive Units
- Physical Units
- Summary
- 12 Accessibility Adjustments(p. 79)
- Corner Versus Interior Sites
- Median Strips
- Speed Limit
- Traffic Volume
- Proximity of Site to Expressways
- Summary
- 13 Adjusting for Public Utilities(p. 85)
- Influences on Site Size
- Compare Sales With and Without Utilities
- Compute Cost of Extending Utilities to Subject or Sale Parcel
- Summary
- 14 Location Adjustments for Resort Lots(p. 91)
- Interview Brokers, Buyers, and Sellers
- Array Lot Sales by Proximity to Amenities
- Plot Unit Price Pattern
- Apply Price Pattern to Appraised Lot
- Summary
- 15 Depth Adjustments(p. 99)
- Earlier Depth-Value Estimation Method
- Comparative Depth of Sales and Subject Parcel
- Summary
- Part III Land Valuation Assignments(p. 105)
- 16 Sites in Mature Neighborhoods(p. 107)
- Insufficiency of Lot Sales
- Establish Neighborhood Lot Value-to-Property Value Ratio
- Apply Neighborhood Ratio to Appraised Property
- Summary
- 17 Prospective Subdivisions(p. 111)
- Create a Sound Development Plan
- Forecast a Realistic Pricing Schedule
- Forecast the Lot Absorption Rate and Price Mix
- Estimate the Staging of Land Development and Related Expenses
- Forecast Marketing and Related Expenses
- Estimate the Annual Real Estate Taxes
- Estimate Overhead and Profit Allowance
- Determine the Expected Discount Rate
- Select a Discount Rate That Reflects the Timing of Lot Sales
- Summary
- 18 Residential Waterfront Property(p. 119)
- Driving Time From Population Centers
- Elevation and Slope of Lot
- Beach Versus Marsh Frontage
- Beach Width
- Direction of Prevailing Winds/Shoreline Erosion
- Variance Between High and Low Water Levels
- Access From Water and Land
- Pier Construction Cost
- Valuation Techniques
- Summary
- 19 Office, Retail, and Industrial Land(p. 133)
- Office Land
- Retail Land
- Industrial Land
- Access to Rail, Airports, Interstate Highways, Expressways, and Ports
- Freestanding Sites Versus Business Park Sites
- Industrial Land Classification
- Size and Shape of Site
- Jurisdictional Taxes
- Units of Comparison
- Reliability of the Comparable Sales Method
- Summary
- 20 Agricultural Land(p. 143)
- Definitions
- Classifying Soil Types and Land Categories
- Comparable Sales
- Land Value by Extraction
- Income Capitalization Approach
- Capitalization Rate Selection
- Appraising Farmland in Suburbanizing Areas
- Summary
- 21 Forestland(p. 163)
- Definitions
- Influences on Timber Value
- Highest and Best Use
- Bare Land Valuation
- Summary
- 22 Scenic Land Conservation Easements(p. 175)
- Charitable Gift Law
- Circumstances Requiring an Appraisal
- Overvaluation Penalty
- Valuation Techniques
- Summary
- 23 Floodplains and Wetlands(p. 185)
- Detection of Floodplains
- Appraisal of Floodplains
- Wetlands Trends and Significance
- Identification of Wetlands
- Estimating Value of Wetlands
- Cost of Mitigation
- Summary
- 24 Contaminated Sites(p. 197)
- Appraiser's Responsibilities
- Working with Environmental Professionals
- Environmental Site Assessment
- Stigma
- Specifying the Problem
- Contaminated Property Market Data
- Measures of Impaired Value
- Valuation Techniques
- Summary
- 25 Eminent Domain: Partial Takings(p. 215)
- Distinction Between Compensable and Noncompensable
- Actions
- Basis for Payment of Just Compensation
- Valuation Procedure
- Odd-Shaped Remainders
- Diminished Size and Road Frontage
- Isolated Remainders
- Land-Locked Remainders
- Impaired Access
- Grade Change
- Trees and Landscaping
- Temporary Easements
- Analysis of Benefits from Public Improvements
- Trial Preparation and Testimony
- Summary
- Appendices(p. 235)
- A Glossary(p. 237)
- B Internet Web Site Addresses(p. 245)
- C Maps(p. 249)
- Federal Emergency Management Agency Map Service Center
- U.S. Department of Interior, Geological Survey
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Ocean Service Coast Survey
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- Soil Maps in County Units
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Maps, National Wetlands Inventory
- National MUIR Database Data Access
- Map Stats
- U.S. Census Bureau TIGER Mapping Service
- USGS Node of the National Geospatial Data Clearinghouse
- DeLorme
- D Aerial Photography(p. 255)
- E Land Measurement and Conversion Tables(p. 257)
- F Types of Soil(p. 261)
- G Agricultural Land Values(p. 267)
- H Property Observation Checklist(p. 273)
- I Advisory Opinion 9(p. 279)
- J Guide Note 8, "The Consideration of Hazardous Substances in the Appraisal Process"(p. 283)