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reversionary value

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reversionary value
The value of property at the expiration of a certain time period.


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When the leasehold is very long (40+ years), the reversionary value approaches zero.
The tables also may have laid the cornerstone for the future development of computer-generated discounted cash flow (DCF) programs using concepts of rising and falling rents, changes in expenses, and forecasts of reversionary value (value at the end of a holding period).
0]) By using a 10-year zero-growth DCF model and discounting both the yearly income streams of $1,000,000 and the reversionary value of the property at the rate of 10%, the indicated value of the property is $10,000,000.
 
 
 
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