Glossary

Renting commercial real estate involves understanding different lease types. From gross to triple net, each has financial implications for both parties.

MOIC and IRR are key metrics in evaluating venture capital and private equity investments. MOIC shows return compared to capital invested.

Accession in real estate allows property owners to gain ownership of additional property, including improvements made to land or buildings. Property laws govern this.

In a short sale, homeowners sell for less than the mortgage balance to avoid foreclosure. It affects credit and sale process.

Basis points (bps) measure small changes in interest rates and bond yields, with 1% equivalent to 100 points. They’re crucial in finance.

Net Operating Income (NOI) is crucial for real estate investors, representing total property income minus operating expenses, aiding investment decisions.

Regression analysis explores relationships between variables through statistical methods to understand and predict outcomes, crucial for various fields including machine learning.

Year-over-Year (YoY) analysis in real estate evaluates long-term market trends by comparing property metrics from one year to the same period the previous year. This method offers insights into property

Zoning regulations shape real estate development. Variances allow exceptions to zoning rules for specific properties, for varying purposes.