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Module 4 Assignment
Class Time: 9:35T/TR
Group Number: ____12___
Semester Group Members (eLC Last Name, First Name):
1.
___Campbell Pitzer________
2.
____Hunter Benson______________
3.
____Lily Mahoney______________
4.
___Emily Miller___________
Bulldog Investment Company (BIC) recently sold a property from their portfolio and is
now considering new investment options. Your group’s task is to determine which one
of the following properties BIC should purchase. The cost of any of the options is not a
concern.
This assignment meets the Module 4 Learning Objective of being able to compute
present values and make investment decisions using DCF and NPV for CRE. An
additional important takeaway is how each investment option can be compared directly
because individual risk has already been factored into the analysis. Each question has one correct answer; therefore, no partial credit is available. Please
make your answers clear by highlighting them in some way. The deliverable is one
team copy of this document. The assignment is due by 9/22 by 5 pm to the eLC
dropbox. Any late assignments will reduce the grade by 10% per day. Since the
deliverable is a team project and the grade reduction applies to all, a strong
recommendation is to submit the assignment well before 5pm so that all team members
can verify the submission by the chosen member.
Final recommendation: Which property does your team recommend and why? (5
points for each answer)
We recommend the Tiger Town Investment as we have calculated this investment to
have the highest NPV without appearing to be “too good to be true”. BIC’s extensive
market analysis gave the company confidence that they can complete capital
improvements to increase rents. This need for capital improvements may contribute to
the Bulldog Investment Company having leverage and as a result, being able to
purchase this property at the discount resulting in the large positive NPV. Additionally,
the extensive market analysis points to this being a good investment.
DCF and NPV analysis is only as good as the input numbers (GIGO). Subsequently,
our investment decisions are only as good as the quality of the cash flow and discount
rate assumptions that go into the right-hand side of the DCF valuation formula. While
based on the given market data, does one of these investment opportunities appear to
be too good to be true and why? (5 points for each answer) The investment opportunity of purchasing raw land for an office and retail complex
seems as though it may be too good to be true. Bulldog Investment Company would
likely need to seek additional demographic information to determine whether or not an
NPV of over $2 Million for the retail property is realistic depending on if the local
economy could support the retailers present. It is important that the company considers
which types of retailers could fill the space. Office and Retail space are currently riskier
product types so it is necessary for the company to proceed with caution.
However, it is important to note that because development is generally a higher risk
venture, higher rewards can be expected. Consequently, it is more likely that a
development venture would have a higher NPV that is not necessarily indicative of
being “too good to be true” as opposed to a more black and white “buyer and seller”
transaction for an already stabilized property where such massive discounts are
unlikely to occur. Regardless, it would be important to conduct market research to
ensure that the community could sustain such a large retail facility.
The first property is the Empty Arms hotel. Next year’s NOI and cash flow is expected
to be $900,000 and BIC’s forecast of market supply and demand and vacancy levels
indicates that these factors will continue to be in balance. As a result, NOI should
increase by 2 percent each year and BIC believes they should earn 10% total return on
the investment.
A) If Empty Arms is like other recently sold properties, what is the cap rate in the local
market? (5 points)
Cap rate= NOI/ property value R=y+g
Cap Rate = 8%
B) What is the estimated value of the property? (5 points)
Value= NOI/Cap rate
Value = $11,250,000.00
C) Thinking only of this property and not the other options yet, should BIC purchase
this investment if the negotiated asking price is $11.25M and why? Answer this
question and all others that ask for a recommendation in the form of:
Yes/No, the NPV
= +/- $xxxxxx (5 points for each answer)
Yes, the NPV=0.
An NPV of zero is not only profitable but expected during transactions
as both the buyer and seller must benefit for the transaction to occur (Transaction Price = Market Value, or there would be no transaction).
The second property is Tiger Town. BIC has done an extensive market analysis and has
estimated that, based on the current rents and operating expenses, the annual NOI will
be $1,200,000 next year. The NOI will be flat for a few years until capital improvements
allow BIC to increase rents. After which, NOI is expected to increase by 1.5% per year
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indefinitely. Bulldog believes that investors should earn 9.5% total return on this type
of investment, which is therefore the discount rate.
End of
Year
NOI
1
1,200,000.00 2
1,200,000.00 3
1,200,000.00 4
1,218,000.00 5
1,236,270.00 6
1,254,814.05 7
1,273,636.26 8
1,292,740.80 A) While this specific property does not exhibit constant growth, we can determine the
market cap using the returns relationship. Recalling Equation (2) in Chapter 9, what
current cap rate should be found in the market for similar properties? (5 points)
(Y= CF/V). R= y+g à
9.5% = y + 1.5% à
Cap Rate =8%
B) Assuming the investment will be owned for 7 years and then sold, what is the
present value of the property? Assume the cap rate in year 7 is the one computed in
part A. (10 points)
The present value of the property is $14,606,868.05
C) What is the NPV if the final negotiated purchase price is $14,500,000? Be clear if it is
positive or negative. (5 points)
If the final negotiated purchase price is $14,500,000 the NPV = $106,868.05
BIC also likes the idea of a development project and is considering the purchase of some
raw land. A lot that is currently undergoing a change in zoning can support either an
office building or a retail complex. Based upon market data, BIC has made the
following estimates. The income and expense values are at the end of the current year
(i.e., standard direct capitalization to determine the present value of the benefits) and
the costs are in present value terms. Use the categories of EGI, OE, and NOI to compute
the PV benefits.
Office
Retail
Effective rentable annual square feet (net of vacancy)
86,00
0
89,000
Effective rent per annual square foot (net of vacancy)
$22.0
$28.00
0
Operating expense ratio
45%
40%
Average growth in NOI per annum
1.5%
2.0%
Required total return
10.0%
11.0%
Total building construction cost per effective rentable square foot
$95
$113
Land cost
$4M
$4M
A) What is the NPV of office venture? (10 points)
NPV= MV - TP
$72,352
.94
B) What is the NPV of retail venture? (10 points)
$2,556,333.22
The last investment option for BIC is a run-down building on 1 acre of land called
Crystal Estates. They expect to rent the building as a storage facility, which will yield
an NOI of $105,000 next year. Because of the wear on the building, BIC expects cash
flows to decline at the rate of 1% per year indefinitely. BIC estimates it will earn a total
return of 6.5%.
A) What is the NPV of this property in its current condition if the purchase price is
$1.2M? (5 points)
NPV = MV – TP
MV= 105,000/7.50% cap rate, cap rate= 6.5% - (-1%) = 7%
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NPV= $1,400,000 – $1,200,000
NPV = $200,000
Now assume that after 4 years the building will be demolished, and the land will be
redeveloped into a strip retail property during year 5. There thus is income from the
storage facility for 4 years as stated above, and then zero income in year 5. At the end
of year 5, the new property will cost $700,000 to development, yield $240,000 per year
beginning in year 6 (still end mode), and grow at 2% per year indefinitely. Investors
currently earn a total return of 13% on recently built strip retail investments, which is
applicable starting in year 6 after the building is finished and rented. The PV at the
EOY 5 should be discounted back to today using the 13% discount rate. B) What is the new present value assuming the storage facility for 4 years and then the
retail mall in year 6 and after? (5 points)
Present Value = $1,158,900.70
C) What is the NPV assuming the redevelopment if the final negotiated price for the
land is the same $1.2M? (5 points)
NPV= MV-TP NPV= -$41,099.3
Acknowledgement of Work
Including this assignment, many of the assessments for the rest of the semester are team
projects. Working with other students is an important component of your education as
many employers’ assignments are completed as teams.
To confirm adequate contribution by all, each team member must sign or type their
name and describe their contribution to this project. Dr. Hayunga will not initially
assess the specific level of effort by each student; nevertheless, students’ signatures are
an acknowledgement of their contribution that is agreed upon by the team members. If
there are any contribution issues, students should understand that adding their name to
an assignment without contributing sufficiently is a violation of the UGA Honor Code
and Dr. Hayunga is required to submit the violation to the University.
Team member #1 ___Campbell Pitzer______________
Contribution including percentage: 25% We all worked on the problems together through a FaceTime call and word document. I
created the shared word document and took notes in class on the assignment to refer
back to. Team member #2 ____Hunter Benson______________
Contribution including percentage: 25%
We all worked on the problems together through a FaceTime call and word document.
Team member #3 ______Lily Mahoney_____________
Contribution including percentage: 25%
I created our shared excel file and completed cash flow tables and proformas necessary
to complete the assignment.
Team member #4 _______Emily Miller__________________
Contribution including percentage: 25%
We all worked on the project together over facetime and created a shared excel file to
calculate the answers on.
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Information on Kwon Manufacturing's activities for its first month of operations follows:
a. Purchased $100,800 of raw materials on credit.
b. Materials requisitions show the following materials used for the month.
Job 201
Job 202
Total direct materials
Indirect materials
Total materials used
$ 49,000
24,400
73,400
9,420
$ 82,820
c. Time tickets show the following labor used for the month.
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$ 40,000
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13,400
Total direct labor
53,400
25,000
$ 78,400
Indirect labor
Total labor used
d. Applied overhead to Job 201 and to Job 202 using a predetermined overhead rate of 80% of direct materials cost.
e. Transferred Job 201 to Finished Goods Inventory.
f. Sold Job 201 for $166,160 on credit.
g. Incurred the following actual other…
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