http://www.umac.mo/fba/irer/papers/past/vol15n2/v15n205.html
Abstract:
This paper examines the loss of control of the ability to time the sale or develop property as an intrinsic benefit of the bundle of ownership rights. This right, proxied by the real option to control property, can be hindered by the existence of contamination. An empirical analysis of a contaminated site is used to illustrate the cumulative effect of this sell option and a measurement of financial loss. The results of a survey are used to determine the likely value of the real estate option and its effect on the subject property as part of the overall value. The results suggest a value for the sell (call) option which is dependent on the time before expiration. For the case study and ten year time period used in this research, 27% to 40% of the property value is estimated as the value of the loss in ability to sell.
Abstract:
This paper examines the loss of control of the ability to time the sale or develop property as an intrinsic benefit of the bundle of ownership rights. This right, proxied by the real option to control property, can be hindered by the existence of contamination. An empirical analysis of a contaminated site is used to illustrate the cumulative effect of this sell option and a measurement of financial loss. The results of a survey are used to determine the likely value of the real estate option and its effect on the subject property as part of the overall value. The results suggest a value for the sell (call) option which is dependent on the time before expiration. For the case study and ten year time period used in this research, 27% to 40% of the property value is estimated as the value of the loss in ability to sell.
by Robert A. Simons 1 and Ron Throupe 2
1. Ph.D, Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio 44122; R.simons@csuhio.edu; Tel: (216) 687 5259; Fax: (216) 687 9342
2. Ph.D., MRICS, Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate & Const. Mgmt, Daniels College of Business,
University of Denver, Denver CO 80208, rthroupe@du.edu, Tel: (303) 871-4738; Fax (303) 871-2971
International Real Estate Review http://www.umac.mo/fba/irer/index.htm
2. Ph.D., MRICS, Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate & Const. Mgmt, Daniels College of Business,
University of Denver, Denver CO 80208, rthroupe@du.edu, Tel: (303) 871-4738; Fax (303) 871-2971
International Real Estate Review http://www.umac.mo/fba/irer/index.htm
via Asian Real Estate Society http://www.asres.org
Volume 15, Issue 2; 2012; pges: 231-252
The full paper is available free of charge at http://www.umac.mo/fba/irer/papers/past/vol15n2_pdf/05.pdf
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