Category: | Valuation | Category No.: | 014 | Subject: | Appraisal Technique | Subject No.: | 100 | Topic: | Marinas | Topic No.: | 40 | Date Issued: | 5/21/1992 | Revision Date: | | Commercial marinas are to be valued using the income approach to value. Only the income
attributable to the real estate is to be capitalized into value. Business income will not be considered
in the valuation process. The capitalization rate for marinas should be derived from a careful review of
typical marina market data. Care must be taken when separating business income and expense from the total
reported income and expense. Income attributable to the rental of support buildings - restaurant, retail
structures, manufacturing structures, office, etc., should be used to value those structures. If income
data is unavailable, economic income and expense should be estimated or a subpoena should be issued. If
the support buildings are not rental properties in nature, the cost approach to value can be used to value
their proportionate share of the total value. The following example will explain the valuation of the
component parts of a typical marina.
EXAMPLE:
The example marina contains 165 slips. There are 3.5 acres of land devoted to the marina and storage operation.
There is one office building containing 7,500 square feet and one shop building containing 2,000 square feet. 500
square feet of the office building are used to manage the marina operation.
- FIELD OPERATION
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- 108 slips rent for $1,500 per year
- 12 slips rent for $2,000 per year
- 45 slips rent for $3,000 per year
- Yearly vacancy of 15% on slips
- Office rents for $8.00 square feet
- Yearly vacancy of 5% on support buildings
- Additional income from dry storage approximately $14,000 per year
- Owner occupied shop area for boat repairs
- OFFICE INFORMATION
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- M/S workup of improvements = $450,000
- Cap rate of 9.5% from similar properties
- Excess developable land from sales = $100,000 per acre
- Expense for slips from Income and Expense Questionnaire $750 per slip
- Office expenses from Income & Expense Questionnaire $1.25 per sq. ft.
- Comparable shop area rental $6.00 sq. ft.
- Expense for shop area $.50 sq. ft.
WORKUP
Item |
Units |
Rates |
Income |
Slips |
108 |
1,500 |
162,000 |
|
12
|
2,000 |
24,000 |
|
45 |
3,000 |
135,000 |
Office |
7,000 (500 Marina) |
8.00 SF |
56,000 |
Shop |
2,000 |
6.00 SF |
12,000 |
Dry Storage |
|
|
14,000 |
TOTAL GROSS POTENTIAL INCOME FROM REAL ESTATE |
403,000 |
VACANCY
Slips |
321,000 |
15% |
48,150 |
Office |
56,000 |
5% |
2,800 |
Shop |
12,000 |
5% |
600 |
TOTAL VACANCY |
(51,550) |
GROSS EFFECTIVE INCOME |
351,450 |
EXPENSES
Slips |
165 |
750 |
123,750 |
Office |
7,500 |
1.25 |
9,375 |
Shop |
2,000 |
.50 |
1,000 |
TOTAL EXPENSES |
(134,125) |
NET OPERATING INCOME |
217,325 |
INDICATED VALUE 217,325 / 9.5 ÷ 1.2 (Taxes)
|
2,031,070 |
INDICATED VALUE OF IMPROVEMENTS (M/S) |
450,000 |
INDICATED LAND 1 ACRE @ 100,000 |
100,000 |
TOTAL LAND VALUE |
1,681,070 |
TOTAL VALUE - LAND ÷ IMPROVEMENTS |
2,131,070
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