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Summer 2009 Volume LXXVII Number 3	Topics in Need of Authors Write a Letter to the Editor View past issues Search Lum Library for Past - Issues and Other Resources

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Cases in Brief by Alan M. Weinberger, JD, and Lauren E. LeGrand, JD	187
Financial Views--Summer 2009 A Long, Hot Summer and Prospects for a Frenetic Fall by James R. DeLisle, PhD	192
International Appraising Housing Market Developments in Europe by Michael Ball	203
Residential Appraising Market Conditions: A New Focus for Residential Appraisers by Mark R. Rattermann, MAI, SRA	213
News from NCREIF Valuation Committee Meeting Notes by Del H. Kendall, MAI	224


High-Voltage Transmission Lines: Proximity, Visibility, and Encumbrance Effects by James A. Chalmers, PhD, and Frank A. Voorvaart, PhD	227
Charter Schools--An Appraisal Challenge by Richard E. Polton, MAI, and Joseph Portelli	246
Expert Testimony: Regression Analysis and Other Systematic Methodologies by Peter F. Colwell, PhD, John A. Heller, JD, and Joseph W. Trefzger, PhD	253
Nursing Facilities: Assets, Interests, and Ownership Structures by James K. Tellatin, MAI	263


Notes and Issues Noteworthy Valuation-Related Papers from the American Real Estate Society Annual Meeting by Charles G. Dannis, MAI, SRA	271
Letters to the Editor	274



About the Appraisal Institute	287
Publications of the Appraisal Institute	289
Article Topics in Need of Authors	291
Appraisal Journal Awards	292
Manuscript Guide	294
Appraisal Journal Order Form	296

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