1A) Can an area be considered an edge city if it is actually part of and governed...
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1A) Can an area be considered an "edge city" if it is actually part of and governed by the same city?
1B) Does the southern part of Sioux Falls meets the description of a potential edge city? provide the explanation.
2) Research the "Coase Theorem". If the Coase Theorem is true, which I believe and so does the Nobel Prize Committee in 1991, is there still a need for zoning laws? provide the explanation.
3) Dr. Ingo Holz argues, correctly, that each asset class has its own "good location(s)". In light of that correct statement, what is a flaw in Dr. Glenn Mueller's research? Explain. HINT Please note that there might be more than one flaw in Dr. Glenn Mueller's research?
4) When an appraiser estimates the value of a piece of real estate, will it always be the "Highest and Best Value"?
5) Real Estate Supply is fixed in the short run and Real Estate is subject to externalities. Are these things related?
Expert Answer:
Answer 1A Yes an area can still be considered an edge city even if it is part of and governed by the same city An edge city is typically characterized by having a concentration of businesses shopping ... View the full answer
