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Duke Giordano
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Cap Rate Data by City/Asset Class

Duke Giordano
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Hey Folks,

I was curious if you guys have found ways online to obtain average market/city specific cap rates for Different asset classes and types such as Multi-Family (Class A,B,C), Mobile Home, Self Storage, Industrial.  Obviously, the most accurate way is to contact brokers in that area, but since I am an LP i dont have broker connections and it is mainly used so I can cross check sponsor assumptions in a pitch deck just to asses ball park.

Thanks in Advance,

Duke

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Taylor L.
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CBRE issues cap rate surveys that anybody can get. You know what your acquisition cap rate (it's just math) and generally speaking I would not assume a disposition cap rate lower than acquisition, because that is not a conservative assumption. So if you can't find a market cap from someone like CBRE, at a bare minimum you can see what happens to the return projections by assuming gradual annual increases in cap rate.

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