Key Takeaways
- Hospitality properties are valued as operating businesses using price-per-key and RevPAR multiplier methods.
- DCF analysis is essential for hospitality and lease-up self-storage because current income does not reflect potential.
- Mixed-use valuation requires component analysis — value each use independently, then sum and compare.
- The difference between component sum and whole-property value reveals whether mixed-use creates synergy or discount.
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Test Your Knowledge
1.What valuation method is most commonly used for hotel properties?
2.Why is DCF analysis essential for lease-up self-storage facilities?
3.How do you value a mixed-use property?