As a loan officer in a bank, you received an application for a real estate loan from a borrower to buy an apartment in Dubai. The apartment is an unfurnished one bedroom flat situated in Park Island building (Sanibel) in Dubai Marina. Details about the property (and a comparable one sold in the same building) are presented in the following table: Property to be valued (A) Comparable Property (B) in March 2022 Sale date Selling price/value (AED) Gross annual rent (AED) Annual Maintenance fees |(AED/square feet) Vacancy rate (%) January 2022 1,550,000 20 20 10 10 quare foot) 022 027
As a loan officer in a bank, you received an application for a real estate loan from a borrower to buy an apartment in Dubai. The apartment is an unfurnished one bedroom flat situated in Park Island building (Sanibel) in Dubai Marina. Details about the property (and a comparable one sold in the same building) are presented in the following table: Property to be valued (A) Comparable Property (B) in March 2022 Sale date Selling price/value (AED) Gross annual rent (AED) Annual Maintenance fees |(AED/square feet) Vacancy rate (%) January 2022 1,550,000 20 20 10 10 quare foot) 022 027
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As a loan officer in a bank, you received an application for a real estate loan from a borrower to buy an
apartment in Dubai. The apartment is an unfurnished one bedroom flat situated in Park Island building
(Sanibel) in Dubai Marina. Details about the property (and a comparable one sold in the same building) are
presented in the following table:
Property to be valued (A) Comparable Property (B)
in March 2022
Sale date
Selling price/value (AED)
Gross annual rent (AED)
January 2022
1,550,000
Annual Maintenance fees
20
20
(AED/square feet)
Vacancy rate (%)
Area (square feet)
Price (AED/square feet)
Gross annual rent (AED/square feet)
Proximity to A
Parking available
Floor level
Exterior (Building)
10
10
922
937
Same building
1.
1.
high
Floor to Ceiling Glass
Full Marina View
high
Floor to Ceiling Glass
Full Marina View
View
a. Using the market value approach, find the value of the property (A) (Suppose that the price listed is the
selling price).
b. Using the income capitalization approach, find the value of the property (A).
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