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Finance 673 Real Property Valuation I Department of Finance Mays Business School Texas A&M University Value Concept

Finance 673 Real Property Valuation I Department of Finance Mays Business School Texas A&M University Value Concepts and Definitions. Real Estate and Real Property. Real estate physical land and appurtances affixed thereto immobile and tangible natural part of land

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Finance 673 Real Property Valuation I Department of Finance Mays Business School Texas A&M University Value Concept

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  1. Finance 673 Real Property Valuation I Department of Finance Mays Business School Texas A&M University Value Concepts and Definitions

  2. Real Estate and Real Property • Real estate • physical land and appurtances affixed thereto • immobile and tangible • natural part of land • buildings and site improvements • all permanent building attachments (fixtures) • attachments above and below ground

  3. Real Estate and Real Property (continued) • Real property • interests, benefits and rights inherent in the ownership of real estate • bundle of rights • fee simple • leased fee • leasehold • equity • mortgage

  4. Personal Property, Fixtures and Trade Fixtures • Personal property • Movable items of property not permanently affixed to the real estate • Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) • Make notation if personal proeprty to be valued with real property

  5. Personal Property, Fixtures and Trade Fixtures (continued) • Fixtures • Becomes part of the real estate • Criteria • Manner in which it is affixed (can it be removed without damaging property?) • Character of the item • Intention of party who attached them (real the lease)

  6. Personal Property, Fixtures and Trade Fixtures (continued) • Trade fixtures • Personal property • To be removed by tenant when lease expires • Chattel

  7. Price, Cost and Value • Price • Amount a particular purchaser agrees to pay and a particular seller agrees to accept under circumstances surrounding the transaction • Real estate market • created by interaction of individuals who exchange property rights for other assets (money)

  8. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Cost • Production costs • Construction cost • Development cost • Acquisition costs (land) • Horizontal construction • Vertical construction • Entrepreneurial incentive (compensation for time and risk involved with development)

  9. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Value • Anticipation of benefits to be received in the future • Value at a particular point in time • Types of value • Market value • Investment value • Use value • Assessed value

  10. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Market value • Definition should be determined by intended use (i.e. for IRS, for mortgage loan) • Definitions • Buyer and seller typically motivated • Knowledgeable, acting in their best interest • Reasonable exposure time • Payment in cash of equivalent terms • Unaffected by special financing or sales concessions

  11. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Use Value • Value a specific property has for a specific use • Value the use creates for the enterprise of which it is a part • Example - manufacturing plant designed around a particular assembly process • Limited-market/special purpose properties • Unique designs, layouts • Market may be so limited that cannot estimate market value, then estimate use value

  12. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Investment value • Value of a property to a particular investor based on their investment requirements • Value to individual, not necessarily value in marketplace • Specific investment criteria must be known • If investor's requirements are typical of market then invesment value and market value will be the same

  13. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Going-concern value • Includes the incremental value associated with a business concern that is distinct from value of real property • Sometimes cannot separate real property value from business enterprise value • Going concern value = business enterprise value (intangible) + real property value (tangible) + personal property value (tangible) • Examples: convenience stores, gas stations

  14. Price, Cost and Value (continued) • Assessed value • Value of property according to tax rolls • Ad valorem taxation • Relationship to market value • Assessment ratios

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