Homework Answers
Total absolute net lease or NOI = Total square feet * Absolute
net lease per foot
= 30,000 * $22
= $660,000.
Property value under sale and leaseback = NOI / Cap rate
= $660,000 / 0.06
= $11,000,000.
Price they can expect for property value = $11,000,000.
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