power point class 3 Flashcards

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Property taxes

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levied by local governments on privately held real estate on an “ad valorem” (according to value) basis

Largest source of local government revenue

Reliable and countercyclical

Many taxing authorities

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taxing authorities

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▪ City
▪ Improvement districts
▪ County
▪ Transportation authorities
▪ Schools
▪ Water management districts
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3
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Can property taxes reduce property value?

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4
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Can a well-used property tax increase property values?

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5
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determination of property tax rates in Montreal for residential properties containing 5 housing units or less

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%1.1252

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determination of property tax rates in Montreal for apartment buildings with 6 or more units

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%1.2713

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7
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How large is the Commercial Real Estate market?

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$12.6 trillion

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Forms of Ownership for Pooled Equity

Investments

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▪ General partnership
▪ Limited partnership
▪ C corporation
▪ S corporation
▪ Limited liability company
▪ REIT
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9
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why do investors almost always pool their equity capita?

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Due to large size of typical RE investments

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Advantages of Pooling Equity

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▪ Allows investors to purchase an interest in larger properties

▪ Diversification of portfolio

▪ Economies of scale in acquisitions, management and disposition

▪ Access to cheaper debt capital

▪ Expertise of management team hired by syndicator/organizer

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Disadvantages of Pooling Equity

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Usually must relinquish management control to active sponsor/organizer

Must compensate sponsor/organizer with fees, salary &/or disproportionate share of equity ownership

–> lower return on equity, holding CFs constant

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Commercial Real Estate (CRE)

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▪ Properties that have potentials to generate income.

▪ Making profit by renting it out (rental income) or holding it for reselling (price appreciation).

▪ Residential real estate purchase with the intent to generate income is usually considered as the commercial real estate property.

▪ Value varies a lot for properties in different locations.

▪ Management attention.

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Commercial Real Estate Types

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▪ Office
▪ Industrial
▪ Retail
▪ Multi-family (Residential)
▪ Hospitality (Hotel)
▪ Others
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Office

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▪ Demand heavily depends on the job growth (e.g., finance companies and insurance companies)

▪ Single-tenant or multi-tenants

▪ Gross lease or net lease

▪ Low to intermediate management attention level

▪ Understand how leases are structured is important (Lecture 4).

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Industrial

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▪ Demand heavily depends on the overall economy.
▪ Import and export activities also impact the demand.
▪ Net leases are common.
▪ Low management attention level

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types of industrial

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▪ Manufacturing (e.g., heavy manufacturing and light assembly)

▪ Storage and distribution (e.g., warehouse)

▪ Flex space (flexibility in usage)

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Retail

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▪ Demand heavily depends on consumer spending (overall economy, job growth, population growth, and saving rates).

▪ Percentage lease or percentage rent.
(e.g., minimum rent of $35 per sqft + 4% of sales over $500 per sqft)

▪ Intermediate management attention level

▪ Multi-tenant (retailers and restaurants)

▪ Anchor stores (e.g., Walmart)

18
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why do anchor stores pay less percentage of total rent in malls?

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to attract more people to the mall

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Multi-family

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▪ Demand depends on population growth. (age demographic: students, starters, and seniors)

▪ Cost of buying (e.g., prices and interest rates) also impact the demand. (Ratio of home prices to rents)

▪ Intermediate management attention level

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Hotel and Motel

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▪ Demand depends on overall economy and consumer spending.

▪ Political policy and exchange rate also impact the demand

▪ High level of management attention (Day-to-day).

▪ Highest operating expenses.

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others (commercial RE types)

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▪ Parking facilities

▪ amusement parks