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by Richard M. Fenker

Author:	Richard M. Fenker
Subcategory:	Real Estate
Language:	English
Publisher:	Mesa House Pub (January 1, 1996)
Pages:	165 pages
Category:	Perfomance
Rating:	4.1
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A recently published book by Dr. Richard M. Fenker, The Site Book: A Field Guide to Commercial . The book is a also complete guide about evaluation site. May be the index could be better if it would have a clear reference to the clasic topics: supply and demand.

A recently published book by Dr. Fenker, The Site Book: A Field Guide to Commercial Real Estate Evaluation, is an easy-to-read, practical primer on site selection for restaurant and retail operations. This 165-page book quickly, and often humorously, drills down to site selection basics. The Site Evaluation: provides several step-by-step examples for performing a site evaluation. The way for define trade areas is not the most complex that exist.

In The Site Book, author Richard Fenker examines the dynamic relationship among demographics, site features .

In The Site Book, author Richard Fenker examines the dynamic relationship among demographics, site features, and other factors and describes a simple mathematical model he developed to assess the quality and suitability of a specific retail business or restaurant. Fenker advises and guides readers through the site evaluation process, identifying opportunities, traps, pitfalls, and red flags along the way. - - Urban Land, September 1997.

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This book is a great resource for even the most seasoned real estate professionals.

Written by an expert with 20 years of experience in commercial site evaluation, The Site Book is a practical book that takes a logical and process-oriented approach. This book is a great resource for even the most seasoned real estate professionals. It is refreshing to see a scientific approach to site selection that successfully integrates the art of real estate qualitative analysis. easy to understand and easy to apply. com User, July 29, 2005. This book analyzes the the factors that go into choosing a good site for a commercial venture.

Bibliographic Details. Title: The Site Book : A Field Guide to Commercial. Publication Date: 2006. Standard shipping can on occasion take up to 30 days for delivery. List this Seller's Books. Payment Methods accepted by seller. Bookseller: Bookseller: Books Express Address: Portsmouth, NH, . AbeBooks Bookseller Since: August 14, 2015.

a field guide to commercial real estate evaluation. Professional real estate development: The ULI guide to business. Property valuation and analysis. The Law Book Company Limited. Mesa House Publishing, Fort Worth, Texas. Principles of the Real Property Development Process. 2nd edn. The Urban Land Institute (ULI), Washington, .

Site Book A Field Guide to Commercial Real Evaluation by Fenker, Richard M. ISBN: 9780940352100 .

Written by an expert with 20 years of experience in commercial site evaluation, The Site Book is a practical book that takes a logical and process-oriented approach to site evaluation. Built around dozens of real-life examples of sites that work, sites that don't - and all the reasons why - this book explores the dynamic and sometimes complex relationship between site features and other factors that will ultimately determine the success of any restaurant or retail location. The Site Book features:

In depth discussion of the major areas affecting a site evaluation including customer sources, usage patterns, demographic reports, day parts, linkages, drop-in features, physical surroundings, image, trade area, growth strategies, competition, and cannibalism.

A step-by-step guide through the site evaluation process using a unique site evaluation worksheet.

Strategies for measuring and weighting the relative importance of each site feature and calculating a final site score.

Practical tips for specific concepts and varying market conditions - such as opening a first destination in a new market, adding a second store, or backfilling in a saturated market.

Strategies for site selection in competitive markets where the best locations are in short supply.

Comments:

Haal

This is one of the really rare books that actually describe location and site selection.

When trying to study location there are two useless extremes:

1) Vastly over-simplified "location location location" Realtor's webpages. Puke.
2) Irrelevant, vague, regional highly mathematical academic theory.

Furthermore, most real estate appraisal books and the same ol' same ol' checklists are of marginal help. This book refreshingly tries to practically put the pieces together into a useful set of tools. Well done Mr. Fenker."

Stoneshaper

The book is a also complete guide about evaluation site. May be the index could be better if it would have a clear reference to the clasic topics: supply and demand.

The way for define trade areas is not the most complex that exist. The book shows like standar distances 1 mile, 1-3 miles and 3-5 miles from demand to the consumer. But that distance perhaps is not good for cities where automobile is not the most common vehicle. The book not speak about not cirlce trade areas like poligon trade areas or Huff areas.

The book is a very good guide for people that have not interest in teorical and formal quantitative aspects of location.

Simple fellow

A-OK

Forcestalker

The book is what I expected

elektron

This book is one of a kind. Some businesses rely on location more than others. I am acquainted with some individuals who sell high-end chocolate for a company called Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. The major determinant of their success was the site selection, but I don't think people realize how important it is in retail, until their business fails mainly because of a poor location. This book is great because it helps you pick the right location based on various factors. It is easy to change the site before you build anything. Once you put $500,000 into it, then you are kind of stuck. Individuals who will find this book helpful are developers, brokers, appraisers, and lenders.

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Cozius

This book analyzes the the factors that go into choosing a good site for a commercial venture.

This alone would have been enough to earn 5 stars. The book goes on to present a system for rating potential sites that uses the factors explained in previous chapters. You can customize the process by changing the importance each factor carries.

A software package is offered for sale that provides templates and performs calculations. However, if you are handy with Excel, you should be able to recreate the template/calculations within a few hours.

This excellent book promises to be a guide to choosing commercial real estate. It delivers, in spades, on that promise.

Manazar

The statement in another's review and in the content of the book:
"A software package is offered for sale that provides templates and performs calculations..." is not true. Tangram Corporation who used to sell the "model" no longer exists and I couldn't find the file anywhere when I searched for it online. The other reviewer's statement: "However, if you are handy with Excel, you should be able to recreate the template/calculations within a few hours. " may be true, but what is your time worth? If the model is worth re-creating, great!, but in this digital age, a web address for a download in "the next edition" would be really helpful. The book is a little dated but OK for a quick survey for the real estate professional (read broker or real estate manager, not necessarily research professional) who wants a quick list of top-of-mind location concepts.

From an investor's viewpoint the book offers very little. At most you pickup some buzz words when marketing property. Very small book and can easily be read in one evening. There's a big void for this information and I haven't been able to find any published books to help me. If you know of any excellent books, please let me know by commenting.

The book discusses a lot of terminology, but doesn't tell you how to do your own demorgraphic reports and give you any templates on how to prepare facts sheets that for marketing your property.

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