real estate

(jargon)

May be used for any critical resource measured in units of area. Most frequently used of "chip real estate", the area available for logic on the surface of an integrated circuit (see also nanoacre). May also be used of floor space in a dinosaur pen, or even space on a crowded desktop (whether physical or electronic).

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Real estate

Land and any improvements such as buildings and other site features.

real estate

Property in the form of land and all its appurtenances, such as buildings erected on it.

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"Real estate is the kind of thing that you do generally stay with for a long period of time because you can't trade in and out on a daily basis, and it adds an element of performance to the portfolio that individual policy owners can't get on their own," Ross said.

Letting go: insurers increasingly are turning away from direct ownership of real estate. (Industry Strategies: Asset Management)

In this spirit, we sought public comment on the real estate proposal.

Testimony of Federal Reserve Officials

Nortel's then-CEO Jean Monty and its then-COO, current Chief Executive John Roth, were looking to Nortel's real estate to boost the company's performance and send a clear message of change to its customers, stockholders, and employees.

Bottom line: lost in space

The good news is that in March 1991, the FFIEC appraisal subcommittee report to Congress advised against requiring a regulatory framework for personal property appraisal similar to that mandated by Title XI for real estate. The bad news is that each state is still required to design and implement a certification and licensing procedure that may include business appraisers in its provisions.

A threat to business valuation practices; new laws at the state and federal levels could prevent CPAs from offering some services

He sells 90 of them for $100,000 apiece before the local real estate market takes a steep downturn.

Banking on unreal estate - the appraisal scam

"We're seeing an explosion of interest in REITs and other investment vehicles around the world," said Leo Wells, president of Wells Real Estate Funds.

Wells new mutual fund to track Dow Jones securities index

Rental real estate cannot be aggregated with nonrental real estate operations; thus, if X spends 600 hours developing real estate and 200 hours on each of his four rental real estate activities, he is not a real estate professional.

Defining "real estate professional" for PAL purposes

"Too often, management tries to impose an artificial propose on its real estate," says Stevan Sandberg, executive managing director of advisory services at Cushman & Wakefield, a New York City-based real estate services company.

Strategy: no disconnect

In short, you can't afford much of a learning curve when starting in commercial real estate. Mistakes can cost you big-time because, as Seriki says, "the property can eat you alive." But there are enough success stories out there to prove that it's a profitable game to play if you know what you're doing.

40 acres and a mall

Commercial banks and thrift institutions in New England found the investment opportunities generated by the real estate boom irresistible.

Statement by Richard F. Styron, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, U.S. Senate, March 10, 1993

21: New York Real Estate Commercial Women Network will present Meet the Press: "Lessons in Publicity," with panelist: Julie Satow, commercial real estate reporter, Crain's New York Business; Christine Haughney, residential real estate reporter, the New York Times; Samantha Rowan, managing editor, Real Estate Finance & Investment; Linda Barr, managing editor, Real Estate Weekly; and moderator: Jeannette Boccini, executive vice president, LVM Group Inc.

Around town: events seminars meetings talks

As for real estate investment categories to consider, the commercial market is divided geographically, by industry segment (retail, office, warehouse, etc.) and by type of property:

Property values: real estate property yields real returns for endowments