Abstract
Those who design structures have significant control over most of the nation’s wealth. That control is exercised in the initial and operating costs built into structures, the total value of which now accounts for more than half the national wealth. Those who would tell others with what and how to build should be prepared to participate in recommendations on why, where, when and how much to build, which requires real estate investment analysis. A method for such analysis is provided together with means for determining maximum allowable investment equity, maximum allowable increase in initial cost to achieve reduced operating expense, and increase in rental income required to justify changes in initial or operating cost.
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