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This webinar looks at the effects of these changes and impacts on the valuation of publicly owned properties. Unlike privately owned properties, ownership of these properties is not associated with a pursuit for a financial return on an investment. Rather, various levels of government elect to own certain types of properties for a variety of reasons, including security, politics, heritage, and cultural reasons. Given their unique motivations for ownership, along with public scrutiny, they make decisions associated with real estate that differ from profit-seeking entities and consequently realize value in a different manner. The presentation will highlight how government entities realize value from their assets and provide attendees with an understanding of the challenges valuers face in determining a valuation that is consistent with the users of the properties.
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This webinar looks at the effects of these changes and impacts on the valuation of publicly owned properties. Unlike privately owned properties, ownership of these properties is not associated with a pursuit for a financial return on an investment. Rather, various levels of government elect to own certain types of properties for a variety of reasons, including security, politics, heritage, and cultural reasons. Given their unique motivations for ownership, along with public scrutiny, they make decisions associated with real estate that differ from profit-seeking entities and consequently realize value in a different manner. The presentation will highlight how government entities realize value from their assets and provide attendees with an understanding of the challenges valuers face in determining a valuation that is consistent with the users of the properties.
Please see our flyer for details HERE
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