Val L3 - Retail Unit, North Street, Sudbury Flashcards

1
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What was the purpose of the valuation?

A

Secured lending purposes

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2
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What was the interest to be valued?

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Freehold, subject to 3rd party occupation

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What was the basis of valuation?

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Market Rent & Market Value

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4
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What were the tenants lease terms?

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15 year lease, contracted out from 2010
Circa 5 years unexpired
No breaks or reviews outstanding
Passing Rent = £57,500 pax
Full repairing and insuring
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5
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What was the position of the property?

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Prominent position on the main retail parades within Sudbury

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How did you measure the property?

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I measured in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practise and measured on a net internal basis.

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7
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What was the areas of the property?

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Ground Floor:
Retail - 1,343
Stock Room - 228 sq ft

First Floor Stock/Anc - 962 sq ft

Total = 2,533 sq ft

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How did you analyse the rent?

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I adopted Zoning method to equate the Zone A rent which equate to £69.50 psf

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9
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What your main valuation considerations?

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Tenant Covenant: 100/100
Location: Strong trading location and prominent property
Lease terms: 5 years unexpired
Over rented

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What letting evidence did you obtain?

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9 North Street, Sudbury
OML | Neighbouring property | ZA = £40
Pre-Covid

96 North Street, Sudbury - 2019
LR | ZA = £50

3 Old Market Place, Sudbury - May 19
OML | 1,240 sq ft | ZA = £57
Notes - better location, smaller unit @1,200 sq ft

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How did you calculate the Market Rent?

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Using the comparables, I adopted a rent of £45 ZA on the retail space. £4 psf on the stock room and £3 psf on the first floor

= £38,500 per annum

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12
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What sales evidence did you manage to obtain?

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16 North Street, Sudbury
Let to Subway - 15 year lease from 2013
Sold in Dec 19 for £215,000
Equating to 7.72% net initial yield

18a Market Hill, Sudbury
Prime pitch, 20 years from 2004
6 years unexpired
Sold in July 2018 for £370,000
Equating to 7.15% net initial yield
3 Old Market Place
On the market, 4 years unexpired & undoubted covenant 
Guide Price: £610,000
PR: £45,000
Equating to 7% net initial yield
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13
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What method of valuation did you chose?

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Due to their being an income stream, I opted to adopt the investment method of valuation and used the hardcore and topslice to do so as the property was over rented

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14
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What was your approach to the over rented valuation?

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I opted to place a 7.5% yield on the market rent (hardcore = £35,000 pax) which was based off the comparables I had obtained and then 8% (£19,000) on the topslice to allow for uncertainty.

I opted to retain a smaller difference in the yield as I was confident the tenant would meet their obligations

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15
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What did the total sp equate to?

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Just shy of £590,000

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16
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What did you decide as to the market value?

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I deducted professional fees @ 1.5% and SDLT which equated to £560,000

17
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What advice did you give to your client?

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I advised the client that the property was currently over rented based on the evidence and I advised the asset was safe to lend on but only at the value I had adopted

18
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What are the stamp duty values?

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Up to £150,000 = 0%
£150,001 - £250,000 = 2%
£250,000 = 5%