Valuation Level 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What legislation is in Dublin?

A
  • Rental caps - restriction on increases the lower of 2% or inflation
  • Council Tax - paid on student properties
  • Tenancy length - legislation to offer shorter tenancy lengths
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2
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Retail High Street Yields

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Prime - 7%

Good secondary - 9%

Secondary - 12%

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3
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What is the Global Guidance?

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RICS Valuation: Global Standards, 2021
‘Red Book’
As of 31st Jan 2025

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4
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What is the UK Guidance?

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RICS Valuation – Global Standards: UK national supplement 2023

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5
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According to VPGA 2 what additional info is required when reporting for secured lending purposes?

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  • Disclosure of previous involvement in terms of engagement
  • Valuation method adopted and calculations
  • Details of recent transactions on property
  • Environmental considerations
  • Suitability of the property for mortgage purposes
  • SWOT analysis
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6
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What is the guidance on Conflicts of Interest?

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RICS Global Professional Standard - Conflicts of Interest 2017

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7
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Were there any conflicts at Nottigham?

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  • previously valued in 2020, 2022 and 2023
  • same lender
  • did not consider conflict
  • disclosed previous involvement
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Sandhills

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9
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What was the building like?

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  • Built in 2020
  • Steel framed
  • Brick elevations
  • flat room
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10
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What example is ‘PBSA Valuation Nottingham’

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Sandhills

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11
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WHat emthod did you use to calculate the market rent?

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Comparable method

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12
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Why did you use the investment method and not the profits method?

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  1. Market standard to use Investment method
    There are challenges with the profits method:
    - defining profits for PBSA can be difficult
    - mgt fees, maintenance costs and vacancy can impact profitability
    - finding comps for comparable method can be difficult
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13
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What is the guidance on comparable evidence?

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RICS Professional Standard Comparable Evidence in Real Estate Valuation 2019

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14
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What are the categories of comparable evidence?

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Cat A – direct comparables, accurate, recent, asking prices (analysis)

Cat B – general market data to give guidance, historic and reports

Cat C – other asset classes, locations, background data interest rates

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15
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Why did you take the passing rent into consideration?

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  • it is what the scheme is achieving
  • to see how it compared to other schemes
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16
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How did you know operational costs were in line with market?

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  • comps from other schemes
  • bases such as age, studio mix, conversion
  • internal system
17
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What were the purchasers costs?

18
Q

Market Value and yield of Sandhills?

A

£35m (£106,000)
5%

19
Q

What are purchasers costs made up of?

A

stamp duty 5%
sales agents fees 1.2%
legal fees 0.6%

20
Q

What capitalisation rate did you use for Sandhills?

A

5.25%
(BIC: 5%)

21
Q

What is a typical benchmark for capital value per bed?

A

£80,000 - £180,000

Depends on spec, amenity, location

22
Q

Strengths of Sandhills

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  • strong macro location
  • strong micro location
  • high spec
  • ensuite-led (affordable)
  • strong occupancy
23
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Weaknesses of Sandhills

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  • lots of competition
  • large development pipeline
24
Q

General property details

A

Flood risk: Low
EPC: B
Built: 2020
Storeys: 7/ 21m
Clad: Brick elevations
EWS1: A2

25
Q

High Street Retail Valuation

A

Bexleyheath - Lloyds

26
Q

What method was used?

A

Comparable

27
Q

What is a Zone A?

A

Most valuable part of a retail space.

28
Q

How would you value a retail unit?

29
Q

What was the location of the retail unit?

A
  • strong tenant mix
  • strong pitch
30
Q

What is the Hierarchy of evidence for L&T?

A

OML
RR and LR
Independent expert determinations
Arbitrator determinations
Court determinations under L&T act 1954
Hearsay evidence
Sale and leaseback
Surrender and renewals
Inter-company arrangements

31
Q

Describe the comps for the retail unit

A
  • surplus comps
  • plenty LR and OML
  • strong historic take up

limited office space comps

32
Q

What were the main points of comps?

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Date of transaction
Type of transaction (hierarchy)
Type of review ie turnover, upwards/downwards
Asset class
Pitch
Net Zone A rate
Lease terms ie lease length, break clauses, break options

33
Q

How do you devalue?

A

rent free, amortised over the term certain

NB for a lease renewal standard assumption is 3mrf for fot out - RF - 3 MONTHD

34
Q

What was the market rent of the retail unit and Zone A?

A

£140,000
£59.50 ZA

35
Q

What factors would impact value of a retail unit?

A
  • Assumed term
  • Hard frontage
  • Return Frontage
  • Frontage to depth
  • Shape
  • Onerous lease terms
  • Alienation
36
Q

How would you deduce the Market Value of a retail unit?

A

Comparable method
- Checks
- Comparable method for MR and yield
- NIY c.6%

37
Q

What price of remainder?

38
Q

If you were struggling with a valuation what would you consult?

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  1. Red Book and check which method would be best used
    VPS 3 - Valuation Approaches and Methods
  2. Check ToE for valuation method adopted
  3. If still unsure I would get guidance from my team to ensure I am competent