Dumb math question

Dumb math question but appreciate any help. If insurance expense for a property decreases  by say 5%, shouldn’t NOI increase by the same 5%? Is that not logical? But working on a deal where insurance expense has decreased by 5% but NOI only increases by 1%. Why would that be the case? Thank you! 

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If insurance is $100K and decreases by 5%, it's only $95K

NOI can be $500K pre insurance reduction, if it increases the $5K you saved on insurance, that's only a 1% increase

 

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