This new text explores what makes properties historic and how the historic preservation movement has modified traditional concepts of ownership. Readers will learn how legislation, government policies, and the availability of tax credits affect property use and value. A case study relating to a historic hotel is provided to demonstrate the appraisal of a properties of architectural and historic significance.
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The initial focus of the historic preservation movement in the United States was on structures associated with the best-known figures and events in American history. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
National Register, United States, New York, National Trust, National Park Service, Frank Lloyd Wright, Queen Anne, Civil War, New England, Supreme Court, Mount Vernon, World War, Advisory Council, San Francisco, South Carolina, New Mexico, New Orleans, Revolutionary War, Second Empire, The Shingle, East Coast, Native Americans, Rhode Island, State Historic Preservation Office, Thomas Jefferson New!
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The initial focus of the historic preservation movement in the United States was on structures associated with the best-known figures and events in American history. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
National Register, United States, New York, National Trust, National Park Service, Frank Lloyd Wright, Queen Anne, Civil War, New England, Supreme Court, Mount Vernon, World War, Advisory Council, San Francisco, South Carolina, New Mexico, New Orleans, Revolutionary War, Second Empire, The Shingle, East Coast, Native Americans, Rhode Island, State Historic Preservation Office, Thomas Jefferson New!
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- The Appraisal of Real Estate, 12th Edition by Appraisal Institute in Front Matter, and page 71
- The Land We Share: Private Property and the Common Good by Eric T. Freyfogle in Back Matter
- Landscape And Memory by Simon Schama on page 22
- Frank Lloyd Wright: Writings and Buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright on page 46
- Keeping Time (Decorative Arts & Collecting) by Richard Good in Back Matter
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- The Appraisal of Real Estate, 12th Edition by Appraisal Institute on 4 pages
- The Appraisal of Religious Facilities by Martin H. Aaron in Front Matter
- Appraising Residential Properties, Third Edition by Unknown in Back Matter
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