Question: Problem 2: Park Place Complex Park Place Complex, located in Pleasantville, Jupiter is a 21-floor modern building complex consisting of commercial offices and retail establishments.

Problem 2: Park Place Complex

Park Place Complex, located in Pleasantville, Jupiter is a 21-floor modern building complex consisting of commercial offices and retail establishments. Key building details are presented below.

  • Site area 20 acres with space for 2,500 parking spots

  • Basement 2 levels.

Houses building security operations and mail receipt/sorting facilities.

  • Atrium floors 1 and 2.

These two floors can be used by everyone including visitors. In addition to housing elevator banks and escalators, the atrium houses several fancy coffee shops and high end eat-in places like a health food caf and ice cream yogurt shop.

  • Retail Stores floors 3 thru 7.

The retail space is occupied by two Anchor Tenants and 18 In-Line tenants.

Each retail floor has 38,000 sq. ft. (28,000 rented area + 10,000 common area).

  • Office Space in 12 floors floors 8 thru 19.

The floors are occupied by all office tenants.

Each office floor has 35,000 sq. ft. of rentable area, of which 5,000 sq. ft is common area.

  • Restaurant - 20th floor.

The restaurant utilizes 35,000 sq. ft. of rentable area. The restaurant is operated by a third-party providing food at subsidized prices for employees in the building, who are allowed to use the restaurant with valid ID. The restaurant pays no rental charges since the food is offered at subsidized prices. The restaurant is supervised by a 12-memb board consisting of the building management and executives from few large tenants.

  • HVAC equipment floor 21.

  • Details about the leases are provided below.

  • Present Occupancy 100%.

However, management uses following occupancy rates for planning and financial reporting purposes: 98% for Atrium Retail, 95% for Retail in floors 3 thru 7, and 97% for offices in floors 8 thru 19. Restaurant on the 20th floor will always be part of the building.

  • First year budgeted expenses.

Operating expenses for inside of the building $5.5 million

Operating expenses for outside parking space and landscaping $0.9 million

Operating expenses to cover repairs and other items to maintain building quality $1.6 million

Real Estate Taxes $5.2 million

Property Insurance $0.9 million

Allocation for Capital Expenditures $4.3 million

  • Lease Details

Atrium (Floor 1, 2)

Atrium Common Area = 50,000

2 Floors Total Area = 70,000

Arium Rented Area = 20,000

Atrium retail establishments $30/rsf plus 8% of sales

Sales of all Atrium retail establishments = $2.5 mil/year

COM pass thru for all space in the atrium = $2/rsf escalating at CPI

Retail Space (Floors 3 - 7)

Retail Floors Common Area (RCA) = 50,000

5 Floors Total Area = 190,000

Retail Floors Rental Area (RRA) = 140,000

Floors 3: RSF = 28,000, Rate = $40 flat for 5 years

Floors 4+5: RSF = 56,000, Rate = $35 growing at $2/year

Floors 6+7: RSF = 56,000, Rate = $34 flat + 6% of sales

COM Pass Thru = $8/rsf for common area of floors 3-7

$2/rsf for atrium common area

COM expenses are escalating at CPI

Office Space (Floors 8 - 19)

Office Floors Common Area = 60,000

12 Office Floors Total Area = 420,000

Office Floors Rental Area = 360,000

Lease Type: Gross Lease at 43/rsf, escalates at $3/year.

Base Year CAM of $10/rsf is included in gross lease

Beginning year 2, escalations at cpi will be passed thru.

Restaurant (floor 20)

Rentable area = 35,000

One floor, Total Area = 35,000

Base Rent = 0

Maintenance Pass Thru = $10/rsf, escalating at cpi

  1. Develop a present a summary report (like the one discussed in the class for Baldwin Mall).

Make sure it is clean and neat.

  1. Develop a pro forma statement for the first year of operations, like the one discussed in the class.

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