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Match the following components of the management plan with their descriptions:
Match the following components of the management plan with their descriptions:
Management plan = Strategy for managing property Preliminary study = Research and analysis process Highest and best use = Most profitable use of a property Ongoing management planning = Continuous planning to meet management goals
Match the types of analyses involved in preparing the management plan:
Match the types of analyses involved in preparing the management plan:
Regional analysis = Evaluating metropolitan statistical areas Neighborhood analysis = Defining neighborhood boundaries Property analysis = Assessing physical attributes and condition Market analysis = Comparing property to competition
Match the exercises with their focus areas:
Match the exercises with their focus areas:
Exercise 4.2 = Regional, neighborhood, and property analyses Exercise 4.3 = Determining rent based on comparables Exercise 4.4 = Terminology in reports to the owner Chapter 4 Quiz = Assessment of chapter 4 material
Match the elements of market analysis with their objectives:
Match the elements of market analysis with their objectives:
Match the sources of data with their types:
Match the sources of data with their types:
Match the terms with their definitions related to regional analysis:
Match the terms with their definitions related to regional analysis:
Match the data sources with their frequency of collection:
Match the data sources with their frequency of collection:
Match the regional analysis aspects with what property managers investigate:
Match the regional analysis aspects with what property managers investigate:
Match the regional analysis terms with their explanations:
Match the regional analysis terms with their explanations:
Match the surveys with their types or focus:
Match the surveys with their types or focus:
Flashcards
What is a management plan?
What is a management plan?
A document outlining the property manager's strategy for managing a property, encompassing both its physical and financial aspects, to reach the client's goals.
What is the highest and best use?
What is the highest and best use?
It's the most profitable use a property can be put to, taking into account any legal, economic, or physical restrictions.
What are the key components of a preliminary study?
What are the key components of a preliminary study?
A thorough examination of the property's surroundings and its position within the market.
What is the analysis of alternatives?
What is the analysis of alternatives?
It explores different ways to improve the property's performance, comparing the potential benefits to the costs involved.
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What is a cost-benefit analysis?
What is a cost-benefit analysis?
An essential part of a management plan, it offers a thorough 'before and after' picture of the property, outlining potential improvements and anticipated outcomes.
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Regional Analysis
Regional Analysis
The study of demographic and economic factors that influence the supply and demand for real estate in a specific area.
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Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)
A geographical area with at least one urban center of 50,000 people or more, characterized by a high degree of social and economic integration.
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Metropolitan Division
Metropolitan Division
A smaller region within a large MSA, typically containing a population of over 2.5 million people.
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Micropolitan Statistical Area
Micropolitan Statistical Area
An area with at least one urban cluster of 10,000 to 49,999 people, displaying high social and economic coherence.
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Combined Statistical Area (CSA)
Combined Statistical Area (CSA)
A larger region that may include multiple MSAs or micropolitan areas, often sharing commuting patterns or media markets.
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Learning Objectives
- Students will be able to describe the main purposes of a management plan from the perspectives of both the property manager and owner.
- Students will be able to explain the process for conducting a regional analysis.
- Students will be able to identify neighborhood data involved in a neighborhood analysis.
- Students will be able to explain what a property manager investigates for a property analysis.
- Students will be able to compare methods of conducting a property management market analysis to a CMA (comparative market analysis) sale comparing their goals for each.
- Students will be able to identify three ways to increase a property's NOI (net operating income).
- Students will be able to provide examples of intangible costs for a cost-benefit analysis.
- Students will be able to explain the importance of the final presentation of the management plan.
Suggested Lesson Plan
- Students will have an exercise to review the previous chapter.
- A brief overview of the 4th chapter, which is about developing a management plan, along with a review of the learning objectives for the chapter.
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