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Norwegian term or phrase:
tomtebelastning
English translation:
land costs
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Dawn Nixon
Jan 25, 2012 14:18
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Norwegian term
tomtebelastning
Norwegian to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
Verdifastsettelse av tomter avhenger av bruksformål, utbyggingspotensiale og forventet avkastning. Et direkte paramter for dette er tomtebelastning, som er differansen mellom markedsverdi av fullt bygd eiendom og de totale byggekostnader.
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The explanation is there, but I have not idea what it is in English!
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land cost
I found this translation: "In order to assess the value of the adjacent plot, OPAK used the method of "land costs" . The basis for using this method is that the value of real property for commercial development depends on intended and permitted use in combination with the property's development and expected earnings potential.
Land costs are defined as the difference between the sales values of the fully-developed property less the total building costs including profit, but excluding costs of land, divided per square meter built-up area. Basement area is usually excluded, but if underground development constitute an important part of the development or has a high value, the underground area will be part of the calculation.
". Search for "tomtebelastning" + "land cost" and you'll get a Word file with the full text. But I would also check "land value" and "land price index".
Land costs are defined as the difference between the sales values of the fully-developed property less the total building costs including profit, but excluding costs of land, divided per square meter built-up area. Basement area is usually excluded, but if underground development constitute an important part of the development or has a high value, the underground area will be part of the calculation.
". Search for "tomtebelastning" + "land cost" and you'll get a Word file with the full text. But I would also check "land value" and "land price index".
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