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A practical guide to real estate asset management.
Learn the most compelling techniques how to add both add and defend value throughout the cycle of ownership of CRE.
5.04 reviews23 learners
- Expert
- 3h 53m video
- 107 lectures
- English
- Updated 2025
Taught by Tim Nalder
- 3h 53m of on-demand video
- 107 lectures across 14 sections
- One-off payment — no subscription
- Lifetime access on web and mobile
- English audio
Curriculum
14 sections107 lectures3h 53m total
- Introduction to course0:50
- Course contents 1/21:23
- Course contents 2/21:40
- Who is the course for?0:34
- About the instructor1:39
- Disclaimer0:06
- Definition & introduction to asset management1:48
- The sources of capital0:54
- Structure of fund & asset management business4:49
- Examples of commercial real estate 1/40:15
- Examples of commercial real estate 2/40:03
- Examples of commercial real estate 3/40:04
- Examples of commercial real estate 4/40:06
- Categorization of fund styles4:41
- Classification of asset returns0:35
- Ranking of volatility per sector2:35
- Performance of assets0:56
- Office sector performance 1/20:56
- Office sector performance 2/21:59
- Logistics sector performance3:13
- Retail sector performance1:49
- Residential sector performance2:56
- Danger 1: Loss of purchasing power3:13
- Danger 2: Obsolescence0:55
- Life cycle of a building2:57
- Construction costs of an office2:46
- Construction costs of a warehouse0:35
- CAPEX requirements for different retail assets2:50
- Construction costs of residential assets0:42
- Danger 3: Incorrect market analysis2:40
- How to establish ERV for retail assets2:50
- Modern market standards: offices2:55
- Modern market standards: logistics4:23
- Modern market standards: residential2:23
- Initial and Reversionary yield1:58
- IRR, Earnings Multiple and Capitalisation yield2:44
- Gross vs. Net yields1:31
- Over rent and under rent2:01
- ERV and comfort range1:33
- Lease analysis4:34
- Covenant analysis and guarantees5:56
- Security of a lease contract4:17
- Lease duration1:41
- WALT & WAULT1:58
- Expiry of income & risk analysis1:02
- OPEX & CAPEX 1/21:04
- OPEX & CAPEX 2/21:55
- Sales memorandum & Due diligence2:04
- Role of the Asset manager during the process of acquisition & due diligence4:44
About this course
The student is informed that this course contains the use of artificial intelligence for voice dubbing exclusively. Asset management should not be considered to be a passive activity. Both assets and locations change over time, and so do rents. Therefore, it is necessary to analyse what the market is doing and to understand the position of your asset in that market in order to make an informed decision. To make acquisitions, you have to make positive assumptions and logically no one ever sets out to buy an asset t…
Before you start
- The student should have knowledge of real estate and lease structures.
- Knowledge of excel.
- The student will not learn how to construct a cash flow or IRR but will learn how to interpret the numbers.
Who it’s for
- Professionals linked to real estate: agents, property managers, accountants and lawyers who are interested in better understanding the work of an asset manager.
- Real estate owners seeking to develop and improve their strategy and returns.
- Junior asset manager that seek to learn robust Asset management techniques.
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