The Effect of Location Variables on the Gross Rents of Neighborhood Shopping Centers
Kenton L. Ownbey,
Kyle Davis and
Harvey H. Sundel Additional contact information Kenton L. Ownbey: Norwest Investment Management and Trust 1740 Broadway Denver, Colorida 80274-8691
Kyle Davis: Statistical Consulting Services, Inc. 1380 Lawrence St. Denver, Colorida 80204
Harvey H. Sundel: Sundel Research, Inc. 1150 Delaware Street Denver, Colorida 80204
Abstract:
An understanding of the impact of location variables on the gross rents of retail centers is of paramount interest to owners of, and lenders to, these properties. Through experience and training, retail real estate appraisers, investors, lenders, leasing brokers, and sales brokers have formed professional opinions of the influence of location variables on gross rents. This article presents a method for modeling the options of over 100 of these practitioners. The modeling process can be replicated in alternative geographic settings to provide a current, region-specific assessment of the impact of location variables on the gross rents of neighborhood shopping centers.
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