Risk Analysis in Land Development

Richard B. Peiser

Real Estate Economics, 1984, vol. 12, issue 1, 12-29

Abstract: Land development poses a different set of risks from income‐producing property. This paper explores the nature of land development risk with particular reference to large‐scale subdivision development. Because several major variables in land development analysis are correlated, meaningful risk analysis requires that intercorrelation be explicitly recognized and incorporated into simulations. A case study is presented which demonstrates the application of risk analysis to land development and the handling of intercorrelation among random variables.

Date: 1984
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