A rent roll multiplier is a shorthand price expressed as a multiple of annual management fee revenue — typically somewhere between 2.2 and 3.2 times in most Australian markets, depending on the year and the portfolio — but the multiplier itself is not the valuation, it's the output of one. What's actually being priced is a forward income stream: the likelihood that today's landlords stay, that today's fee rate holds,…
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What a rent roll multiplier actually prices
01 · Rent Roll Multipliers & Valuation Drivers · Masterclass · 14 min
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