The risk associated with construction and the potential of experiencing losses due to a variety of controllable and uncontrollable factors.

The study of individuals, groups, or organizations and all the activities associated with the purchase, use and disposal of goods and services, including the consumer's emotion ...

Measures inflation in relation to the change in the price of goods and services purchased by a specified population during a base period of time; commonly used to increase the base ...

All purchases made by a household (home or abroad) to meet its everyday needs:  food, clothing, housing services (rents), energy, transport, durable goods ...

Multiple suites/spaces within the same building and on the same floor that can be combined and rented to a single tenant, or a block of space located on multiple adjoining floors i ...

A clause commonly written in retail leases that requires a tenant to continuously operate at a property for the entire term of the lease; as anchor tenants may act as a demand driv ...

The rental obligation, expressed in dollars, as specified in a lease; also known as “face rent” or “stated rent”.

The amount a component of a property contributes to the total market value; for improvements, contributory value must be distinguished from cost.

Any entity engaged in commercial activities as defined in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) (whether conducted within or outside the US) for which a foreign government directly or in ...

A mortgage position that gives the lender the option to convert to a partial or full ownership position in a property within a specified time period.