Gross Rent Multiplier Archives - First National Realty Partners

What is the Gross Rent Multiplier?

Prior to committing capital to a commercial real estate investment, a rational investor seeks to understand the relationship between the investment’s risk and the potential return for taking it. To ensure that all angles are covered when evaluating a potential return, there are a variety of metrics that are used by commercial real estate investors, […]

Commercial Real Estate Primer for Investors

The term “commercial real estate” (CRE) describes a broad class of real estate assets that are acquired with the intent to earn a profit through rental income, price appreciation, or both. As an asset class, commercial real estate has a strong track record of delivering respectable returns over time, which makes it an attractive investment […]

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