Business, 27.04.2021 16:00 foriegnngal

Ann is looking to buy an office building in 2014. She plans to rent it out for 5 years (2015-2019) and sell it at the end of 2019. Use the first sheet of the spreadsheet (titled "NOI") to compute the Net Operating Income (NOI) for this property for 2015. Fill in the missing information in the spreadsheet. This property has two types of operating income, rental income and parking.
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Inputs Green text represent inputs
Square feet 20000. 00
Annual rent
per square foot $72.50 20
Parking income
2015 $65, 000. 00 Purple text represent outputs

Rental vacancy
rate 2015 2.40% % of
square feet 2015
Collection loss
rate 2015 2.00% % of
PGT
Operating
expense rate
2015 47.00% % of EGI Rental Income 1,450,000.00
Parking
Potential Gross Income (PGI)
Vacancy Expenses
Collection losses
Effective Gross Income (EGI)
Operating Expenses
Net Operating Income (NOI) $65, 000. 00
Asking cap rate 2014
Asking Price 6. 50%
This property has two types of operating income, rental income and parking. Rental Income in 2015 = (# square feet)(Annual rent per square foot in 2015) Parking is a fixed dollar amount given Vacancy expenses in 2015 = (Rental vacancy rate in 2015)(rental income in 2015) Collection losses in 2015 = (collection loss rate in 2015)(PGI in 2015) Operating Expenses in 2015 = (Operating expense rate in 2015)(EGI in 2015)
(A) What is the NOI for 2015?
(B) If this building is being sold in 2014 at an asking cap rate of 6.50%, what is the asking price?

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