Tenant Perspective Part 3
3. Landlord net operating income
With greater competition for key properties, prices are rising. Purchase prices increase, but institutional and private investors still seek to maintain their prior returns on investment capital. The primary goal is to increase revenue. Return is derived from cash flow, principal payments over time, and the ultimate sale of the asset. Net Operating
Income (NOI) impacts both cash flow and the value of the asset.
Base rent increases are not the only way a landlord can improve revenue. Increased occupancy, parking charges, specialized services including after-hours air conditioning,
and even re-measuring the building to increase the total square footage will also accomplish this goal.
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For more information or to answer questions please contact.
Forrest Blake | Senior Vice President
SVN | Commercial – DTLA
800 South Figueroa Street, Suite 925, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Phone 213.618.4196 | Mobile 310.850.2381
forrest.blake@svn.com | www.svn.com
CalDRE# 01054174
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