intro to property and management Flashcards

1
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what happens to the stability of an investment as you go higher up the luxury property market

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the investment is less stable as the demand is influenced more by economic fluctuations and trends (affordable housing is always a safe investment option as there will always be a demand

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why is investing in care homes a safe option right now

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the proportion of elderly people above the age of 85 will double in the next 25 years

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3
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what is a smart city

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an urban area that uses different types of electronic internet of things (IoT) sensors to collect data and then uses insights gained from that data to manage assets, resources and services efficiently e.g. monitor crime, waste management, water supply

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4
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what is the most popular property developer

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private enterprise (above local authorities and housing associations)

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5
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what is Brownfield land

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land that has previously been built on

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what is grey belt development

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development over the ugly areas of the green belt

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how many homes does the current labour government promise to build over the next parliament

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1.3 million

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what is the current labour government’s policy on affordable housing

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they promise that 50% of development on the green belt land must be affordable housing

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9
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how much does the real estate sector contribute to the UK’s GDP annually

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£1.7 billion

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9
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what is the return of the UK property market

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7.1% per annum (IPF) with a 5-year average property investment forecast

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10
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which areas doe the UK act as a leading force in

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green building design
green construction
green asset use
repurposing of existing assets
green finance

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11
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by 2025 what percent of the UK population is predicted to be over 25

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20%

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12
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what is BREEAM

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the UK’s Building Research Establishment (BRE) created BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology) as a way to rate a buildings sustainability

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13
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define leasehold and key characteristics

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Form of property ownership that gives a person (the leaseholder) the right to occupy land or property for a fixed period, known as the “term.”
Fixed term
obligations to the freeholder
when term expires, ownership renews to the freeholder unless renewal

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define freehold and key characteristics

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The most complete form of land ownership in the UK. You own the building and the land it is situated on.
no restrictions on duration
perpetual ownership - can be passed down to heirs and sold or transferred as see fit

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define heterogeneity

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the quality or state of being diverse in character or content

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16
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what is ITZA

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In Terms of Zone A
a way of valuing retial property.
The Basic principle that the part of the shop seen by passers by (ZONE A nearest to the window) is typically worth more than the inside of the building.
1. Split the shop into zones
2. Take the measurements of zone A
3. Zone B is worth half of zone A
4. Zone C is worth a quarter of zone A
5. Zone D (remainder) is worth 1/8th of zone A

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17
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what is an exit strategy

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A plan for how an investor intends to sell or dispose of the property in the future.

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18
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what is the current average commercial lease length in the UK

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Commercial property leases in the UK typically range between 5 and 15 years in length, with the market average currently being around seven years, compared with 23 years in 1990.

19
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what is debt financing

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Debt financing is a way for a business to raise money by borrowing funds and agreeing to repay them with interest over time. It’s a common way for businesses to fund growth and cover costs.
example - gearing

20
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what is corperate real estate

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Corporate real estate is a resource that a business uses to help it to function as a business and to achieve its business objectives

21
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what is property management

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Control, manage, protect and care for a real estate asset(s) and where possible enhance income
more day to day stuff

22
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what is property asset management

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Enhance asset value, drive performance and returns, improve net operating income and increase capital values
looks at the property in a portfolio

23
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what does CBD stand for

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Central Business District
commercial and business centre of a city
In larger cities there can be more than one CBD. e.g. City of London and Canary Wharf

24
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what is a buisness park

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ABusiness ParkorOffice Parkis a designated area of land in which manyoffice buildings are grouped together.
often on the outskirts of a city when land is cheaper and by main roads for easy access

25
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how is office space catagorised

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Grade A, Grade B and Grade C

26
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what is the BCO

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British Council for Offices

27
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when do the UK governement plan to reach net zero

28
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what are the 5 BREEAM ratings

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Outstanding, Excellent, Very Good, Good and Pass.

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what are the 4 WELL ratings

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Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze

30
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what are the four levels of completetion for offices

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Cat A
Shell & Core
Shell & Floor
Fully fitted out - i.e. Cat B

31
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when was the financial crisis

32
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what does PBSA stand for

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Purpose-Built Student Accommodation

33
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what use class does retail fall under

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Use Class Order - E

34
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what is covenant strength

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a measure of a tenant’s ability to fulfill the obligations outlined in their lease agreement

35
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why is retail struggling

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ECommerce Competition

Inflation

Cost of Living Crisis

Shoplifting

High Rents

Rising Operating Costs

Labour Shortages / Staff Retention

36
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what percentage does industrial hold in the share of the commercial market in capital value

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roughly 31%

37
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what percentage does office hold in the share of the commercial market in capital value

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roughly 29%

38
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what percentage does retail hold in the share of the commercial market in capital value

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roughly 29%

39
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What is the value of UK commercial property?

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£918 billion as of 2021

40
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What is the value of the UK residential property?

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£9.2 trillion as of 2021

41
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what is quantitative data

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numerical and countable

42
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what is qualitative data

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descriptive and linguistic

43
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what are some noteable estates/developments owned by the crown estate

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Windsor Estate: Includes Windsor Great Park and Ascot Racecourse
St James’s and Regent Street: An estate in central London that includes a square mile of architecture, shops, restaurants, galleries, and auction houses
Rushden Lakes: Located in Northamptonshire
Princesshay: Located in Exeter
Westgate: Located in Oxford
Crown Point: Located in Leeds