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Argus DCF Project - Toronto Office Property Valuation


The project consists of a Discounted Cash Flow Analysis done for the Owner of a Toronto Office Centre property in order to do a proper valuation of the property. The property size was 65000sf, with two tenants occupying 14000sf and 31000sf. The rest of 2000sf are vacant and presumed to be leased in small 2500sf over a period of 7 months. The period of the analysis is for 5 years, using a discounted rate of 13%. The purchase price was estimated at $6,600,000 and the resale price was calculated at a conservative increase of approx. 5% per year.
Please see below the reports for the project:

1. Property Summary - Please click here to see the report

2. Cash Flows - Please click here to see the report

3. Reimbursed Expenses - Please click here to see the report

4. Loan Summary and Mortgage - Please click here to see the report

5. Sources and Uses - Please click here to see the report

6. Resale - Please click here to see the report 

7. Detailed PV Unleveraged -Please click here to see the report 

8. Detailed PV Leveraged - Please click here to see the report 


Development Costs and Profit Analysis


The following example is of a Development Costs and Profit Analysis, for a Condominium Project, with 70 residential units.
All the Development and the Property information are given in the Consolidated Report, which provides also calculation of Pre-Construction (Land Acquisition Costs, Site Preparation, Soft Costs, Municipal Costs) and Construction Costs, Contingency Costs and Construction and Sales Interest Costs, Sales Revenue and Development Gross and Net Profit and Return on Equity.
Detailed Reports with breakdowns of each component of the Development project are provided also to the interested clients.

Please click here to see the Development Analysis Report for this project. 


Commercial Real Estate Investment Analysis - Retail Property


The following Real Estate Investment Analysis, for a retail property, was done in May, 2008, for an investor client considering to buy a plaza property , with an ASKING PRICE = $12,000,000.
His specific requirements to run the Investment Analysis, were:
 
  1. An Internal Rate of Return of 10% for a Holding Period of 10 years
  2. A $8,000,000 mortgage
  3. The Projected Sale Price at the end of the holding period to be calculated based on a constant year after year appreciation of 3%.
Based on the financials received from the the seller's agent, the following analysis was put together. The advice on the purchase price, based on the Cost Valuation Analysis, Investment Analysis and Market Research Analysis, was $11,100,000 - $11,300,000.
Please click on each sub-page to see the Investment Analysis. 
 

Commercial Real Estate Investment Analysis - Office Property


The following Real Estate Investment Analysis, for an office building, was done in 2010, for an investor client considering to buy the a Medical Office property, with an ASKING PRICE = $10,700,000.
His specific requirements to run the Investment Analysis, were:
 
  1. An Internal Rate of Return of 12% for a Holding Period of 10 years
  2. Buy for cash, $0 mortgage
  3. The Projected Sale Price at the end of the holding period to be calculated based on an approx 4% constant increase year after year.
Based on the financials received from the the seller's agent, the following analysis was put together. The advice on the purchase price, based on the Cost Valuation Analysis, Investment Analysis and Market Research Analysis, was $9,600,000 - $9,800,000.
Please click on each sub-page to see the Investment Analysis. 
 
 

Commercial Real Estate Investment Analysis Multi - Unit Residential


The following Real Estate Investment Analysis, for a multi-unit residential property, was done in April, 2011, for an investor client considering to buy a property with an ASKING PRICE = $6,000,000.
 
His specific requirements to run the Investment Analysis, were:
 
  1. An Internal Rate of Return of 12% for a Holding Period of 10 years
  2. Reluctant at the beginning to take any mortgage or loan, he agreed to a $1,800,000 mortgage.
  3. The Projected Sale Price at the end of the holding period to be calculated based on a constant year after year appreciation of 3%.
Based on the financials received from the the seller's agent, the following analysis was put together. The advice on the purchase price, based on the Cost Valuation Analysis, Investment Analysis and Market Research Analysis, was $5,400,000 - $5,600,000.
Please click on each sub-page to see the Investment Analysis. 
 

Commercial Real Estate - Landlord's Perspective Lease Analysis


The following examples of a Commercial Lease Analysis from the Landlord's perspective, are for the same Multi Unit Residential, Office and Retail properties, for which I have done the detailed Discounted Cash Flow Analysis as well.
The following Reports are presented in a consolidated format, but the same reports are generated also for each tenant individually, to better assess the efficiency of the different tenanted space.
Please click on each sub-page to see the Commercial Lease Analysis Report for each property. 
 
 
 

Commercial Real Estate - Tenant's Perspective Lease Analysis


The following examples of a Commercial Lease Analysis from the Tenant's perspective, done in September, 2010, were for a 1456sf retail space, in a Commercial/Retail Plaza property. The tenant intends to lease the space for a term of 10 years and wood like to have at least three different offers, to counter the Landlord's offer.
As you can see, based on thorough market analysis and research, I analysed and put together three different options, of which the most convenient for the tenant, with the least paying rent over the lease term, was tenant's offer 1.
After tough negotiations, the Landlord accepted the second most convenient offer for the tenant, Tenant's offer 3.
Please click on each sub-page to see the Commercial Lease Analysis Report for each property. 
 
 

Hold vs. Sell Investment Analysis - Industrial Property


The following Real Estate Holding vs. Sell Analysis, for a multi-unit Industrial property, was done in March, 2010, for an investor client considering selling his investment property, but being undecided.
The following information was available to run the Holding vs. Sell Analysis:
 
  1. Property bought 7 years ago.
  2. Today's Improvements worth $3,910,000
  3. Initial Land Value was $1,250,000.
  4. Today's Mortgage Balance is $4,023,720, @ 6% rate and 18 remaining to amortize.
  5. Expenditures Before today $200,000
  6. Expenditures after today $200,000
  7. Today's Selling Price $7,150,000
  8. Owner's Tax bracket 37%
  9. Holding period 10 years.
Based on a discounted cash flow analysis for a Holding period of 10 years, with no initial investment and a Sell Today Sales Proceeds Analysis, the conclusion and advice was for the owner to hold on the property, due to positive NPV calculated. Please click the sub-page to see the Hold vs. Sell Analysis. 
 
 Please click here to see the report.
 

Buy vs. Lease Analysis


This was a Buy vs. Lease Analysis done for a client who was considering both, buying or leasing an industrial unit. For the analysis, there were considered tow different, but similar (in terms of size, location, price range, layout, specs) industrial units.
The analysis considered for the buying option, of approx. 5500sf unit with a purchase price of $850,000 with a mortgage of $300,000 @6.5% interest rate amortized over 20 years and a total operating cost for the first year of approx. $59700. For the Discounted Cash Flow Analysis, a 10 years holding period was considered, 13% discount rate an approx. $1,385,000 sale price, approx. $76,000 sale expenses, a 35%tax bracket for the client.
For the lease, a $8/sf basic rent with a $4.50/sf TMI and a $30/parking space per month for 12 parking spaces was considered.
The calculations were done before and after taxes, but the client wanted the after tax calculations to be considered,so based on those numbers, the advise for the client was to lease due to negative NPV.

Please click here to see the consolidated report only with after tax analysis. Detailed reports with before tax analysis, goal seeking analysis can be generated and delivered, as requested. 
 

 

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