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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights and resources related to value-add retail acquisition models:

  1. Real Estate Modelling Test Practice:

    • Most Excel case studies are based on value-add multi-family or hotel assets. They typically provide base assumptions (current occupancy, rents, stabilization period, etc.) and require building a model from scratch. This can be adapted for retail by including multiple tenants, capex, and rent increases.
  2. Retail IS/Acquisitions:

    • Retail is considered its own beast in CRE. For someone starting out in retail IS/acquisitions, it’s beneficial to seek materials, links, references, and tips to manage the learning curve. Insights from experienced professionals can be invaluable.
  3. Value-Add Multifamily Investments:

    • While this focuses on multifamily, the principles can be applied to retail. The market has seen recalibrated return expectations, and deals often involve partially-rehabbed properties. Digging for deals and understanding the specifics of value-add investments is crucial.

For specific models, you might consider reaching out directly to community members on WSO forums who have experience in retail acquisitions. They might be able to share models or provide further guidance.

Sources: Retail IS/Acquisitions: What should you know?, Life in Acquisitions (Analyst/Associate), Life in Acquisitions (Analyst/Associate), Lunch & Learn -Ins and Outs of Multifamily, Value add - multifamily ... RENTS, TAXES, WTF??

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