CANative
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jun 18, 2003
- Professional Status
- Retired Appraiser
- State
- California
As you noted, since this is for a property tax appeal the overage rent is not relevant. You are evaluating fee simple, not leased fee for property tax purposes. Therefore, current market rent would be applied in your analysis. Most retail properties with an overage rent provision also incorporate a natural break and therefore the market rent would generally represent the amount of the natural break.
I feel the need to sound "scholarly" when I stand up at a formal hearing before the full board of the most populous County in the US. I want to talk about intangible assets and BEV (more importantly lack of BEV) in malls and shopping centers.
