You set up a space absorption profile for 10,000 SF of vacant space, each lease will comprise of 2,000 SF, with the first lease starting on 5/1/2016, followed by additional leases every 3 months. Assuming all spaces are available starting 1/1/2016 and gross potential rent is $24/SF/Yr, what is the total vacancy loss for the 1st speculative lease in 2016?

You set up a space absorption profile for 10,000 SF of vacant space, each lease will comprise of 2,000 SF, with the first lease starting on 5/1/2016, followed by additional leases every 3 months. Assuming all spaces are available starting 1/1/2016 and gross potential rent is $24/SF/Yr, what is the total vacancy loss for the 1st speculative lease in 2016?

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Chapter11: Notes, Bonds, And Leases

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