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Plottage

Plottage is the increment of value realized when two or more adjacent parcels of land are combined into a single, larger parcel. The process of acquiring and combining the individual parcels is called assemblage. The core principle of plottage is that the unified parcel commands a value greater than the arithmetic sum of the individual parcels valued…

Plottage in urban development, Sources of plottage value & The holdout problem

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Plottage in urban development

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Sources of plottage value

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The holdout problem

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Negative plottage

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Sources of plottage value

Plottage in real estate appraisal

The holdout problem

Plottage in urban development

Negative plottage

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Plottage

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples25
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Plottage

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related to Plottage in urban development · 8
Plottage → Assemblage, Chicago, Developers, Houston, In, Los Angeles, New York City, Notable
related to Appraisal challenges · 3
Plottage → Appraisers, Quantifying, This
related to Negative plottage · 3
Plottage → In, The, This
related to The holdout problem · 3
Plottage → As, Holdout, Strategies
related to Assemblage and plottage distinguished · 2
Plottage → Assemblage, The
related to Zoning and density · 2
Plottage → Many, The
is a · 1
Plottage → increment of value realized when two or more adjacent parcels of land are combined into a single
has method · 1
Plottage → The
related to Plottage in real estate appraisal · 1
Plottage → Appraisers Encounter
related to Sources of plottage value · 1
Plottage → The

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value parcels assemblage development parcel individual lots real land larger urban increment combined project unified holdout estate sum building appraisal

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Plottageis aincrement of value realized when two or more adjacent parcels of land are combined into a single0.90text
Plottagehas methodThe0.60section
Plottagerelated to Appraisal challengesQuantifying0.60section
Plottagerelated to Appraisal challengesThis0.60section
Plottagerelated to Appraisal challengesAppraisers0.60section
Plottagerelated to Assemblage and plottage distinguishedThe0.60section
Plottagerelated to Assemblage and plottage distinguishedAssemblage0.60section
Plottagerelated to Negative plottageIn0.60section
Plottagerelated to Negative plottageThis0.60section
Plottagerelated to Negative plottageThe0.60section
Plottagerelated to Plottage in real estate appraisalAppraisers Encounter0.60section
Plottagerelated to Plottage in urban developmentAssemblage0.60section

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