Real Estate Valuation
Course
In City Of London
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Location
City of london
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Class hours
6h
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Duration
2 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
The purpose of this seminar is to train participants in all of the important aspects of valuing property. It begins with a thorough review of the relevant techniques in appraising commercial property. Participants will learn the RICS Guidelines and their international equivalents in order to appraise rental income, and will learn the tests for financial solvency and profitabillity, among other techniques.
The course will then cover the methodology of assessing the capital value of residential property and will learn forecasting techniques and how to create and use a detailed Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model.
Special emphasis will be given to the underlying approaches, such as net operating income, the projection of cash flows, the assessment of the cost of capital, the cost and sales comparison approaches and the use of real options.
The theoretical techniques are fully compared to the techniques that are deployed in practice.
Participants will be required to bring a laptop with USB port to the course.
This course is offered as an inhouse course only, please contact the center for more information about the course, prices and the trainer.
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Subjects
- Real Estate
- Valuation
- Lifecycle Costing
- IFRS Standards
- Static Analysis
- Dynamic Analysis
- Rental Income
- Assessing Capital Value
- Net Operating Income
- Lease Variations
Teachers and trainers (1)
Former Practitioner
Former Practitioner
Course programme
Course Content:
Commercial Property – Assessing Income
- Appraisal of Income Property – the RICS Guidelines and their international equivalents
- Comparison with corporate finance valuation
- Reporting according to IFRS standards
- Case Study: Impact of International Accounting Standard 17 (leases) on real estate valuation
- Bricks, Mortar, and the Building Envelope
- Lifecycle costing
- Tests of Financial Solvency (Static Analysis)
- Tests of Profitability (Dynamic Analysis)
Case Study: Applying the depreciated replacement cost methodology to value specialized (iconic) buildings
Residential Property – Assessing Capital Value
- Why buy residential real estate?
- Does rental income matter for residential property?
- What are the main problems?
- Evidence from pension fund holding in Europe
- Qualitative issues, competition, style and marketing
Case Study: The addition of real estate to the GIPS (CFA Institute) valuation guidelines
Net Operating Income (NOI)
- Gross and net income
- Differences in calculating NOI
- Overall capitalisation rate
- Capital expenditure issues
- Differences between property types
- Approaches to the cap rate
Case Study: The band of investment approach
Projecting Cash Flows
- The dynamic behaviour of the 4-Q model: stability versus oscillations.
- Real Estate Pricing Behaviour: backward or forward looking?
- Forecasting markets: Univariate analysis, Vector Auto regressions, structured models.
- Forecasting examples.
- The definition and evaluation of “risk”
Case Study: Forecasting Techniques
Creating and using a detailed Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model
- Debt service and pre-tax cash flow
- The sinking fund
- Lease variations
- Differences between sectors
- Estimating resale value
- Terminal capitalisation rates
Exercises: Delegates will use a number of real world examples to create and use spreadsheets for DCF valuation
Cost of Capital for Real Estate Companies
- What is the significance of the cost of capital?
- Differentiation between debt and equity
- Hybrid products
- The pecking order theory of cost of capital
- The role of debt in corporate management
Case Study: Economic Value Added (EVAtm) as applied to real estate companies
Real Options and the Real Estate process
- Does property possess real options?
- Examples of possible real estate real options
- Call Option approach to land value
- Samuelson-McKean approach
- Difficulties of measurement
- Potential benefits
Exercise: Participants will value a potential development on the basis of conventional DCF and real option analysis
Land Prices
- Should land prices be calculated separately?
- How cyclical are land prices?
- Modelling land prices
- Empirical evidence on land prices
- Forecasting land prices
Case Study: Data availability on land prices
The Cost Approach
- Type of costs
- Methods of evaluating costs
- Sources of cost estimation
- Incurable and curable depreciation
- Market extraction method
Exercises: Delegates will use spreadsheet models to calculate a range of cost estimates for individual properties
The Sales Comparison Approach
- Value, Worth and Price
- Sources of Comparable Data
- Identifying points of comparison and difference
- Sales Comparison Approach Example
Exercises: Using the sales comparison approach in practice
Highest and Best Use Approach
- Definitions of HBU
- Site Value
- Improved Value
- Calculating HBU
Case Study: Business Plan for Dubai Sports City analysed
Valuation in Practice
- How is valuation practiced by chartered surveyors?
- What are the key elements of the RICS and TEGOVOFA Valuation Guidelines?
- What is the evidence on valuation practice in the UK?
- How is valuation practiced differently elsewhere in the world?
Discounts available for multiple participants:
- 3-4 participants: 15% discount per participant
- 5-6 participants: 20% discount per participant
- 7-8 participants: 25% discount per participant
- 9 or more participants: 30% discount per participant
Real Estate Valuation