Industrial & Logistics Property: Clear Height and Storage Capacity, Dock Ratios, Rent per Pallet Position, Development Yield on Cost & Exit Value
Value warehouses and logistics buildings. You will convert floor area and clear height into storage capacity and pallet positions, check dock doors and yard space, compare rent per m² with rent per pallet position, test a new development by yield on cost, and model income and exit value over a hold period, with every cell checked as you go.
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About this course
In this course you value fictional warehouses and logistics buildings step by step. You turn gross area into lettable area, office share and site coverage, convert clear height into whole racking levels with INT and count pallet positions. You check dock ratios and trailer parking against fictional benchmarks with SUMPRODUCT, compare rent per m², per pallet position and per m³, and roll a lease forward with capped and collared indexation using MIN and MAX. You test a speculative development by yield on cost and margin in basis points, build a 7-year hold with exit value and IRR, and rank options with RANK.EQ, a sensitivity grid and a chart.
Lessons
- Building Basics: Gross vs Lettable Area, Office Share and Site Coverage Pro
- Clear Height and Storage Capacity: Racking Levels and Pallet Positions Pro
- Docks and Yard: Dock Ratios, Trailer Parking and Benchmark Checks Pro
- Rent Metrics: per m², per Pallet Position and per m³ Pro
- Lease Income: Capped and Collared Indexation and Recoverable Costs Pro
- Development Yield on Cost: Total Cost, Rent and the Margin over Market Pro
- Hold-Period Cash Flows: Exit Value and IRR over Seven Years Pro
- Comparison and Sensitivity: Ranking Options and Testing Exit Yields Pro