2. How a business valuation professional
appraises a company can be significantly
impacted by the size of a company’s real
estate holdings
3. For simplicity’s sake, we will identify two,
mutually exclusive types of businesses:
Companies whose productive capabilities are
inherently tied to real estate
Companies whose productive capabilities are
independent of real estate
4. Directly Related to Real Estate
Some business models are inherently tied to
real estate. E.g.
Amusement parks
Farming operations
Real estate management firms
Their revenue generating capabilities are tied
to the land.
5. Indirectly Related to Real
Estate
But many business models are NOT directly
related to real estate holdings…
In these cases, it is often more useful to
determine the value of the company and the
value of the real estate holdings independently.
6. Why Independent Valuations?
The future earning potential of the company
and the future earning potential of the real
estate are separate
A prospective buyer wants to know the income
potential of the BUSINESS not the REAL
ESTATE
7. Gray Areas
Some companies do not fit into the real estate-
related vs. unrelated dichotomy.
E.g. a gas station
8. All Together
Real Estate value + Business value = Total
enterprise value
These should be prepared separately by
experienced professionals when:
A company holds significant valuable real estate
assets on its books AND
When these real estate holdings are only indirectly
related to the core competency of the company
9. Business Owners
Your real estate may not be an integral part of
your business
Buyers will often look for earnings potential in the
enterprise
They often do not want a business valuation
skewed by the value of large real estate holdings
10. Presented by:
Schwartz Heslin Group
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