and addresses real estate's inherently social/institutional nature. Beginning with an examination of real estate in history and society, the book presents detailed, well-written readings on cities and urban economics, residential development, commercial real estate, large scale retail, and the role of real estate in local economies and public policy agendas. Covering all aspects of real estate, from its role in family relationships to the involvement of major financial institutions, Financial, Legal and Economic Fundamentals of Real Estate is ideal for upper division finance courses in commercial or residential real estate. David Hysinger earned his J.D. from the School of Law, University of San Francisco, and his M.B.A from the university's Graduate School of Business. He has a B.A. in philosophy from the University of California, Berkeley. Along with a successful career in real estate, land use, and business law he accepted a faculty position in the Finance Department of San Francisco State University's College of Business. Professor Hysinger is active in student advising and upper division course development, particularly finance courses. He is a member of both the California State Bar Association and the American Bar Association.

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