Correcting for the over-valuation of specialist buildings

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White, P

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (9403) 22 January 1994, 121-122(2)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Examines how two different methods of valuation, open market value and depreciated replacement cost, can arrive at very different answers and how this problem can be overcome. Reply to a previous article by G.Hicks (Abs49244).

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Examines how two different methods of valuation, open market value and depreciated replacement cost, can arrive at very different answers and how this problem can be overcome. Reply to a previous article by G.Hicks (Abs49244).

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