Sentences with phrase «for unlevered»

So I'd say a fair enterprise value for the unlevered business would be about # 15m (if we assume everything you haven't said about the business is OK!).

Not exact matches

Carrington's model called for mid-single digit net returns on annual rents on an unlevered basis, according to Rose.

But when you can make 7 % via P2P Lending, 9 % — 12 % via real estate crowdsourcing, 8 % — 18 % via venture debt, 6 % — 12 % in SF real estate unlevered, and 20 % + a year building an online business, suddenly, shooting for a ~ 5 % annual return in public equities (my estimate for a realistic return) doesn't feel that great anymore.

The index of 30 closed - end funds — which is tracked in unlevered form by YieldShares» YYY — also filters by yield and screens for liquidity.

I think that the reason for the persistent undervaluation was due to the sustainable growth in unlevered free cash flow almost regardless of economic backdrop.

Live smaller; enjoy the security of the unlevered life, and be ready for the day when the mass liquidation of margin accounts will offer up the bargains of a lifetime.

Also, they liked Aeropostale's valuation — the stock was then in the mid 20's — because they thought it gave no credit for Aeropostale's growth prospects and that the company's unlevered balance sheet provided an attractive target to leveraged buyout firms.

Rationality comes back to these markets when «real money buyers» appear (pension plans, insurance companies, wealthy dudes with nose for value), and these non-traditional buyers soak up the excess supply of investments that are out of favor, and do it with equity, at prices that make the unlevered return look pretty sweet.

On average returns for direct, unlevered real estate investments are forecast to be 10.6 percent this year, falling to 8.6 percent in 2016 and 7.7 percent in 2017.

The deal represents a 6.4 percent unlevered return on International Plaza's projected net operating income for 2005, says UBS analyst Ian Weissman.

Today, investors can expect returns of around 6 percent, on average, for assets in most core sectors and a little bit higher returns for niche sectors, said Andy McCulloch, managing director at Green Street, noting that the firm's return forecasts focus on unlevered returns for long - term holds.