Remerchandising: Replacing Weak Units and the Value Impact
This lesson is part of the course
In this lesson
You compare three options for the centre's two weakest units: stabilised NOI, value at the yield and the net gain after capex and lost rent, chart the new tenant mix and recommend an option.
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Lessons in this course
- The Rent Roll: Units, Areas, Anchors and Occupancy Locked
- Turnover Rent: Natural and Fixed Breakpoints Locked
- Tenant Sales Health: Sales per m², Trends and the Weakest Units Locked
- Occupancy Cost Ratios: Can the Tenants Afford Their Space? Locked
- Service Charge Recoveries: Pro-Rata Shares, Caps and Anchor Exclusions Locked
- Vacancy and Re-Letting: Downtime, Incentives and Net Effective Rent Locked
- Centre NOI: Income, Non-Recoverable Costs and Value at a Yield Locked
- Remerchandising: Replacing Weak Units and the Value Impact Locked