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yield capitalization

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yield capitalization

A method of converting future income from an investment into present value by discounting each year's income using an appropriate discount rate or by using one overall rate that reflects the investment.
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In addition, when addressing complex multi-tenant properties with variable lease terms, the yield capitalization is typically utilized for converting net operating income into a value indication.
Individualized approach is key in easement valuation by Plotka, Robert / Real Estate Weekly
The yield capitalization method is a traditional discounted cash flow method, in which net cash flow is projected for several years into the future and discounted to present value by a rate appropriate for the type of investment and the degree of risk.
Property tax: a CPA's perspective by Schaefer, Frank / The Tax Adviser
In a yield capitalization analysis, the analyst projects the appropriate measure of economic income for several discrete time periods into the future.
The valuation of intangible assets by Reilly, Robert F. / The National Public Accountant
 
 
 
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