Implied Cap Rates For REITs?

Technical question. Can anyone, maybe someone who works in REIB or has dealt with corporate PERE, explain how to calcualate a REITs impled cap rate? It would be great if there is a formula or step by step way to do it. Thanks!

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Thank you (and I hope above commenters were joking for their own sake). Could you elaborate on the JV adjustments, maybe in an example? What if they have development land on their BS, do you still count that in for EV?

Also, some REITs don't have NOI projected as a simple line item. How do you back that out from the IS?

 

Keep in mind there may be other B/S or I/S adjustments you need to make:
- one off/ non recurring expenses in NOI
- revenue for acquisitions made but not yet recognized
- platform value of the REIT (but also the costs of the REIT. Are you looking at EBITDA yield or NOI yield?)
- land banks or development in progress (could be that there is a lot of value in that but that is not yet income generating)
- value embedded within derivatives or fixed coupon debt

 

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