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The Commercial Property Lease or Buy Analysis Calculator compares leasing costs and purchase costs in one analysis. The principal focus of the analysis is to choose the alternative that satisfies the business needs at the least net cost. To determine this, the present value of the after-tax cost and benefits of owning the property is compared with the after-tax cost of leasing the space. All other things being equal, the course of action with the least net cost is chosen. Because lease payments, operating expenses, depreciation and interest are deductible expenses, the analysis is made on an after-tax basis.
When performing the cost/benefit comparison across 30 years, the Commercial Property Lease or Buy Calculator factors in variables such as build cost, rental, outgoings, mortgage, purchase / selling cost, borrowing expenses, depreciation, risk, opportunity cost etc. It also considers the scenario if parts of the property are to be leased to other parties.
The Commercial Property Lease or Buy Calculator is co-developed with an Associate Member of the Australian Property Institute (AAPI) who has more than 25 years experience in the commercial, office, industrial and retail property industry. It has also been checked by a certified accountant. This Lease or Buy calculator suits not only business owners but also property consultants.
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This calculator is built in Microsoft Excel worksheet. You need to have Microsoft Excel 2000-2010 and Microsoft Windows to use it.
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According to the article "Buy or Lease? Commercial Property Decisions" by Wayne E. Etter and Fred F. Caldwell, buying generally has a higher risk than leasing a commercial property. This is becase "Business enterprises need space to conduct their business activities, but in most cases, real estate is not their principal business. If the firm leases needed space, it can adjust the amount of leased space as market requirements change. If the firm owns real estate, adapting quickly to changes in the market may be more difficult because of the time required to plan and construct a property or to buy a property when more space is needed or to sell the property when less space is needed. A retailer, for example, may prefer to lease space so that store locations can be changed in response to market shifts."
Free update and customization bonuses are included in the Commercial Use price.
