Question: You are a financial analyst constructing a multi-year proforma to value a potential property acquisition. As part of the analysis, you are considering the most
You are a financial analyst constructing a multi-year proforma to value a potential property
acquisition. As part of the analysis, you are considering the most likely scenario for a certain
space for which the current tenants lease will expire at the end of 2008. You estimate the
following: the probability the existing tenant renews is 50 percent; if the tenant renews, you
will need to spend an estimated $5.00/SF to upgrade the space; should the tenant not renew, it
will take $15.00/SF to modernize the space for a new tenant; and you expect there will be
six months of vacancy. Leases in this property are triple-net with the owner responsible
for operating expenses associated with vacant space. Reimbursable building level operating
expenses are expected to be $5.50 in 2009, while market rent for triple-net leases is expected
to be $14/SF. What is the expected property before-tax cash flow forecast (on a per sq. ft.
basis) you will put in year 2009 of your proforma for this space?
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