

#Noi calculation commercial real estate series#
Right-click on the chart and choose “Select Data.” Add a new series, type “Property Value/Sq Ft” for series name.

We now will build a chart that graphs the relationship between the gross rental income and the cap rate. The sensitivity table is now filled in, showing the range of values based on different rental rates and cap rates for this property.ġ0. For the column input cell, select the Cap Rate for Suburb which is 5.0%. For row input cell, select the Suburb Gross Rents ($/sq ft/month) which is $3.00. Select the entire sensitivity table, press ALT + A + W + T to open up the Data Table window. Now, we will show the suburb property value/SF in the middle of the table using the Data Table function. Then, we need to input a range of values for the per sq ft suburb monthly rents and the cap rates.Ĩ. First, we need to link the suburb property value/sq ft to the top-left cell of our sensitivity analysis table.ħ.

Now, we will perform a sensitivity analysis on the suburb property values, based on the gross monthly rent ($/sq ft) and cap rate.Ħ. Property Value/SF = Property Value / Average Unit Size (sq ft) / Units (#) The last step will be calculating the property value, so we can calculate the property tax expenses. NOI/Sq ft/Month = NOI / 12 / Average Unit Size (sq ft) / Units (#)ĥ. This is an excerpt from CFI’s Real Estate Financial Modeling Course. $/Unit/Month = Total Expenses / 12 / Units (#) $/SF/Month = Total Expenses / 12 / Average Unit Size (sq ft) / Units (#) Next, we can calculate the expenses per square foot per month and expenses per unit per month. Total Expense = SUM(Property Tax, Insurance, R&M – Int, R&M – Ext, Allowance)ģ. Property Tax = Property Value* 1.10% (The value will be $0 for now, but we’ll get a number once we calculate the property value) The next step in our real estate financial analysis is to find out the expenses, based on our assumptions here. Gross Revenue = Average Unit Size (sq ft) * Units (#) * Gross Rents ($sq/ft/month) * 12Įx. First, we will calculate the gross revenue. Below are some assumptions for the real estate model:ġ. We will begin our real estate financial analysis by calculating the net operating income (NOI). Updated AugWhat is Real Estate Financial Analysis?
