Multi-asset planning & reporting

    Portfolio & REIT Financial Model

    Roll multiple assets into one consistent planning model for acquisitions, disposals, financing, NAV, distributions and board or investor reporting.

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    What is included

    A model built around the decision

    Asset-level operating forecasts and portfolio roll-up
    Lease events, occupancy, rent and capital expenditure
    Asset and corporate debt schedules
    Acquisition, development and disposal pipeline
    NAV, FFO/AFFO and distribution capacity
    Portfolio sensitivities and management dashboard

    Best suited to

    Typical mandates

    REITsProperty operatorsFamily officesMulti-asset developersInstitutional portfolios

    How the engagement works

    1. 1Standardise asset source data
    2. 2Build asset templates and roll-up
    3. 3Add corporate costs and financing
    4. 4Model transactions and distributions
    5. 5Create reporting and scenario controls

    Frequently asked questions

    Can assets use different assumptions?

    Yes. Each asset can have its own lease profile, growth, vacancy, capital expenditure, debt and exit assumptions while using a consistent portfolio reporting structure.

    Can you import an existing portfolio forecast?

    Yes. We can map existing workbooks or exports into a standard asset template and preserve a clear source-to-output audit trail.

    Which REIT metrics are supported?

    Depending on the mandate, outputs can include NOI, NAV, FFO, AFFO, leverage, interest cover, payout ratio and per-share metrics.

    Discuss your portfolio & reit financial model

    Talk directly with a financial modelling consultant about your deal, model, or lender requirements.

    No obligation. You speak directly with the consultant who would build your model.

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