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Oxford Street Development Company's new project The LuLu DeLux has three components: Office, Retail, and Multifamily....

Oxford Street Development Company's new project The LuLu DeLux has three components: Office, Retail, and Multifamily. There are 12,500 feet of office space, 25,000 feet of retail space and 10 apartments. The office space is subject to a ten-year gross lease at $30 per sq ft per year with $.50 annual increases. Base year expenses $12 per square foot. Expenses are expected to rise at 3% per annum. The retail space pays a $20 base rent per sq ft per year and 8% participating rent over a natural breakpoint on a ten-year lease. The base rent increases at the beginning of year 6 to $25 per square foot and the percentage rent resets. First year sales are $300 per square foot. Sales are expected to grow at a rate of 4% per annum. Retail expenses are 1.5 times the level of office expenses on a per square foot basis. The retail tenants reimbureses 90% of actual expenses. Of the 10 apartments there are 5 one bedrooms and 5 two bedrooms. Multifamily montly rents start at $1500 for one bedroom and $2700 for a two bedroom. All leases are one-year leases. They will rise each year at the CPI of 3.5%. Residential expenses are 40% of rents. You will hold the building for 10 years.

What is the year 6 NOI of the office, retail, and multifamily space ( please calculate NOI of each place separately). What is the total NOI for the investment period?

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Office Space Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Area in feet           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500           12,500
Rent in feet              30.00              30.50              31.00              31.50              32.00              32.50              33.00              33.50              34.00              34.50
Expenses in feet              12.00              12.36              12.73              13.11              13.51              13.91              14.33              14.76              15.20              15.66
NOI per feet              18.00              18.14              18.27              18.39              18.49              18.59              18.67              18.74              18.80              18.84
NOI         225,000         226,750         228,365         229,841         231,174         232,359         233,392         234,269         234,984         235,534
Retail Space Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Area in feet           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000           25,000
Rent per feet              20.00              20.00              20.00              20.00              20.00              25.00              25.00              25.00              25.00              25.00
Participating rent feet(8% of 300)              24.00              24.96              25.96              27.00              28.08              29.20              30.37              31.58              32.85              34.16
Expense Reimbursement - 90%              16.20              16.69              17.19              17.70              18.23              18.78              19.34              19.92              20.52              21.14
Expenses              18.00              18.54              19.10              19.67              20.26              20.87              21.49              22.14              22.80              23.49
NOI per feet              42.20              43.11              44.05              45.03              46.05              52.11              53.22              54.37              55.57              56.81
NOI     1,055,000     1,077,650     1,101,220     1,125,746     1,151,267     1,302,824     1,330,459     1,359,215     1,389,137     1,420,272
Apartment Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Number of flats                    10                    10                    10                    10                    10                    10                    10                    10                    10                    10
Rent (5*2700 + 5*1500)        4,200.00        4,347.00        4,499.15        4,656.62        4,819.60        4,988.28        5,162.87        5,343.57        5,530.60        5,724.17
Expenses        1,680.00        1,738.80        1,799.66        1,862.65        1,927.84        1,995.31        2,065.15        2,137.43        2,212.24        2,289.67
NOI (per ares / per flat)        2,520.00        2,608.20        2,699.49        2,793.97        2,891.76        2,992.97        3,097.72        3,206.14        3,318.36        3,434.50
NOI           25,200           26,082           26,995           27,940           28,918           29,930           30,977           32,061           33,184

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