2010
DOI: 10.1057/rlp.2010.3
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An examination of Thai practitioners’ perceptions of risk assessment techniques in real estate development projects

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“…These risks therefore influenced to the developers' pricing strategy of the properties, in regard to increase the ended products' prices but diminished the customers' affordability. These findings supported that the fluctuation of construction materials prices had intensely influenced to the developers' perceptions of economic risks [19] (Table VI).…”
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“…These risks therefore influenced to the developers' pricing strategy of the properties, in regard to increase the ended products' prices but diminished the customers' affordability. These findings supported that the fluctuation of construction materials prices had intensely influenced to the developers' perceptions of economic risks [19] (Table VI).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…As earlier discussed, the real estate projects always affected by the economic risks, due to the characteristics of real estate project that is extensively income-generated projects, and economic risks are classified as the most complicated risks amongst the other source of risks [8], [44]. Thus, the economic risk assessment criteria had been modified to cover as much as possible economic risks in the real business case, it consisted of 28 variables, which grounded on risks caused by the marketing activities, financial risks, and business risks [44], [45].…”
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