Equated Yields

  • David Isaac
  • Terry Steley
Chapter
Part of the Macmillan Building and Surveying Series book series (BASS)

Abstract

The equated yield is the yield on a property investment which takes into account growth in future income. (This is not applicable to reversionary situations, where the increase in income on reversion is to the market value as estimated at the present time.)

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Reference

  1. Isaac, D. and Woodroffe, N. (1986). ‘Corporate Finance and Property Development Funding’, Working Paper, Polytechnic of the South Bank, London.Google Scholar

Further Reading

  1. Enever, N., The Valuation of Property Investments, Estates Gazette, London, 1989.Google Scholar

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© David Isaac and Terry Steley 1991

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  • David Isaac
  • Terry Steley

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