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How to Use Income/Expense Analysis Data in Ways You Never Thought Possible?

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Page 1: How to Use Income/Expense Analysis Data in Ways You Never Thought Possible?

How to Use Income/Expense Analysis Data in Ways You Never Thought Possible?

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Income/Expense Analysis ® Reports

•Reports• Residential• Office• Retail

•Benchmarking•Trends & Historical Data•Case Studies by Ingo Kraus and Nick Schwendeman

•I/E Labs

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Income/Expense Analysis Program

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Data is King•Evaluate properties and investment options

•Monitor property performance•Stay on top of market trends•Prepare budgets and loan applications•Negotiate beneficial leases

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Users

Who uses the data?• Property Managers• Appraisers• Assessors• Financial Institutions• Lenders• Real Estate Consultants & Advisors• Academia • Developers

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Five Annual Studies to Aid in Assessing your Property

Income/Expense Analysis® Publications More than 58 years of publishing data• Conventional Apartments• Federally Assisted Apartments• Condominiums, Cooperatives, and Planned Unit Developments

• Office Buildings• Shopping Centers

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Conventional Apartments

•3,400 multi-family properties•Presented in:

• Dollars per square foot• Percentage of gross possible income• Dollars per unit

•Breakdowns by age, size and range•Historical trends•Section 42 properties

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Conventional Apartments Trends: NOI

Net Operating Income 2012—Unfurnished Buildings Reporting 4 Consecutive Years

In Median Dollars per Square Foot of Rentable Area Building 2009 2010 2011 2012 ’11-‘12 Type % Change Elevator $8.07 $8.49 $8.83 $9.92 12.3% Low-Rise 12-24 4.43 4.41 5.33 5.07 -4.9% Low-Rise 25+ Garden

4.19 4.76

4.55 4.77

4.82 4.95

4.89 5.16

1.5% 4.2%

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Conventional Apartments Trends: Rents

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Conventional Apartments Trends: Expenses

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Federally Assisted Apartments

•1,000 apartment buildings•Data on federally assisted programs

• HUD sections 202, 221(d) 3, 236• Section 8• Rural Development section 515

•Tenant turnover and operating ratios

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FAA Trends: Net Operating Income

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FAA Trends: Operating Ratios and Turnover

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FAA Trends: Total Expenses

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Condos, Coops, & PUDS

• 2,100 community associations nationwide

• Grouped by association type and building type

• Tracks:UtilitiesMaintenanceInsuranceTaxesAmenities

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CCP Trends: Total Operating Expenses

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CCP Trends: Replacement Reserves & Assessments

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Office Buildings

• 2,400 private sector office buildings• Downtown and suburban markets • Presented in dollars per square foot• Breakdowns by building size, height, age and rental range• Capital Expenditures• Green Buildings• Medical Office Buildings

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Office Buildings Trends: Subtotals

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Office Buildings Trends: Net Operating Costs

Median Net Operating Costs 2010-2012—Suburban

By Region In Dollars per Square Foot of Net Rentable Office Area

Regions 2010 2011 2012 ’11-‘12

% Change 1,2,3 $6.70 $6.78 $6.59 -2.8% 4 5.50 5.32 5.35 0.6% 5 5.57 5.53 5.57 0.7% 6 6.78 6.61 6.47 -2.1% 7,8,10 5.47 5.40 5.23 -3.1% 9 5.54 6.07 6.27 3.3% U.S. 5.97 6.03 5.97 -1.0%

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Shopping Centers

•Nearly 500 Open Shopping Centers•Income based on types of leases and anchors

•Data by age of center, size, regional areas and national statistics

•Tracks non-enclosed common areas•Special reports

• Leasing fees• Expansion• Tenant turnover• Type of ownership• Gross sales analysis

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Shopping Centers Trends: Income

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Shopping Centers Trends: Expenses

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Benchmarking

•To gauge or measure•A standard point of reference in measuring or judging quality, value, cost, etc.

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Benchmarking

•As it relates to buildings, we can benchmark:

• Building performance• Income, Expenses, NOI, etc.

• Tenant turnover• Energy usage• Historical trends• Comparative data

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Benchmarking: How?

1. Record building data and operating expense

2. Calculate “per square foot” costs3. Select comparative data4. Calculate dollar and percentage

variances5. Compare data and determine

reasons/justifications for variances6. Set goals, prioritize and implement

expense reduction efforts7. Monitor and document results

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Case Study•Ingo Kraus, CPM®

Regional Manager, Altman Management Company, AMO ®

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Case Study

•Nick Schwendeman, CPM®

Senior Vice-President, Asset ManagementThe Webb Companies

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I/E Labs

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I/E Labs--Reports

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I/E Labs--Criteria

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I/E Labs--Results

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Summary

•Five Income/Expenses Analysis® are available from IREM

•Highlighted trend data can be meaningful and provide comparison

•Benchmark and Compare your data•I/E Labs…for trending historical data •Visit our website: IREM.ORG

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IREM.org

Matthew O’Hara Income/Expense

Analysis® [email protected](312) 329-6025

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