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Deterministic scenario: identical inputs give identical results. Initial parameters are indicative and examples fictional. Monthly flows are grouped by year and discounted at year-end.
Enter current annual rent at the valuation date, or initial rent for a future lease. Annual indexation starts from that reference date. Past rent steps are assumed already included in current rent. Start and end months are included; rent-free months apply at the actual lease start.
A supplied early exit date is assumed exercised at month-end. After that exit or lease expiry, expected rent equals ERV × occupancy probability × (1 − ERV vacancy). ERV is constant. There are no random draws or simulated reletting schedules.
Tenant reimbursements are matched by equal expenses and create no profit. Fixed non-recoverable costs include costs retained during vacancy. Fit-out contribution is paid once at the actual lease start. The recurring annual CAPEX reserve is deducted from cash flows and the terminal base.
Terminal value capitalises forecast recurring year N+1 cash flow and then holds it constant forever. Selling costs and the known N+1 fit-out contribution, discounted one year, are deducted. Later changes are not projected: choose a horizon covering key expiries and test exit assumptions.
This valuation is not an investment return calculation. Acquisition price, financing and tax are not modelled; no IRR is inferred from the calculated price.
Complete at least one lease and all parameters. YYYY-MM dates in 1900–2199, end at or after start, early exit within the lease; positive area, non-negative amounts, probabilities and rates from 0 to 100% (exit rate > 0), indexation −100 to 100%, whole horizon 1–50 years. Recurring terminal cash flow must be positive.
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