Reading 38: EOC #22 (Question on Terminal Value)

In Reading 38 EOC#22, we have this assumption:

Assumption2: Property B is exepcted to have the same NOI for the holding period due to existing leases, and a one time 20% increase in year 6 due to lease rollovers. No further growth is assumed.

Now the above, I assumed the 20% in Year 6 was some sort of non-recurring income related with signing the lease. But to calculate the terminal value, they used the (NOI * 20%) / Rate.

In CFAI, if they say a 20% increase due to lease rollovers, does that mean the rents are increasing 20% because the lease is expiring and renewing? I assumed it was some sort of signing fee and just wanted to clarify that’s what it actually means.

Thanks!

Lease Rollovers are when the old leases end and new leases are made at a higher rate yeah.

I thought it just meant it ends, not that it implies higher rate. Thanks :slight_smile: