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Market Analysis & Valuation Flashcards

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  1. Which data source provides the most reliable information for completing a market rent survey?

    Answer: On-site visits and direct verification with competing properties

    On-site visits allow direct confirmation of actual asking rents, concessions, amenities, and unit conditions that online sources may not accurately reflect.

  2. A competing property offers one month free on a 12-month lease at $1,300/month face rent. What is the concession-adjusted effective monthly rent?

    Answer: $1,191.67

    $1,300 × 11 paid months ÷ 12 total months = $1,191.67 effective monthly rent.

  3. How does 'economic vacancy' differ from 'physical vacancy'?

    Answer: Economic vacancy also includes concession periods and non-revenue units like models

    Economic vacancy captures all income loss including free-rent concessions, model units, and employee units, not just physically empty units.

  4. Which market condition would most strongly support increasing asking rents?

    Answer: Absorption rates consistently exceeding new unit deliveries

    When absorption exceeds new supply, occupancy rises and landlords gain pricing power to increase rents.

  5. In market analysis, 'lease-up velocity' refers to:

    Answer: The rate at which vacant units are leased, used to forecast stabilization timelines

    Lease-up velocity measures how quickly a property fills its vacant units, which determines when a property reaches stabilized occupancy.

  6. When evaluating competitive properties in a market survey, 'concessions' should be:

    Answer: Subtracted from face rent to calculate each property's true effective rent

    Concessions must be deducted from face rent to derive effective rent, enabling accurate comparison of true pricing across competitors.

  7. A revenue management system used for apartment pricing primarily optimizes rents based on:

    Answer: Real-time supply, demand, and occupancy data across the submarket

    Revenue management systems use real-time data on occupancy, traffic, and competitor pricing to dynamically optimize rental rates.