Entity Owned Property profile
Verified
Property type
Strip malls
Use group
SHOPPING CENTER, STRIP CENTER
Year built
2011
Total area
15,997 SF
Lot
0.01 ac (436 SF)
Zoning code
D-1
APN
16-06-101-034-2002
UPID
US86-0690129
Cap rate & NOI
Priority signal for investors
Implied cap rate, NOI & suggested price
Cap rate vs submarket · NOI estimate · 3 price anchors
Location
Value estimations
Realmo proprietary · 4 methods
AI Approach
AI
$800k
CAP Approach
CAP
by Request
Comparable Approach
Comparable
$1.03M
Blend (final)
Blend
$915k
Owner & transaction history
since 2024
2 recorded transactions
Zoning & alternative use
D-1 · Salt Lake City, UT
Zoning description
The purpose of the D-1 Central Business District is to provide for commercial and economic development within Salt Lake City's most urban and intense areas. A broad range of uses, including very high density housing, are…
General category
COMMERCIAL
Top alternative use upside
Retail stores
$1.3M
+70.9%
Restaurant
$1.3M
+64.4%
Auto repair, garage
$1.1M
+47.3%
Comparables
6 recent transactions · within 1.5 miComparable in this city
6 recent transactions
Comparable in this City
Similar Nearby for Sale
Similar Nearby for Lease
Recent comparable sales
Sale price & price/SF · Sale date & distance · Adjustments & confidence
Value estimation
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7 alternative uses screened
Sensitivity value band
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Summary
1
Valuation conclusion
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Estimated market value
$915k
Value range
$824k – $1.01M
±10% around blend
Estimated value / SF
$57 / SF
Confidence
Property data
100
Comparable evidence
60
$824k
blend $915k
$1.01M
Market-derived valuation under stabilized market assumptions. Desktop analysis. No physical inspection performed.
2
Subject property
Included free
GBA
15,997 SF
Lot area
0.01 ac
Year built
2011
Stories
1
APN
16-06-101-034-2002
Zoning
D-1
Assessed value
$4,038,200
Annual tax
$39,922
3
Income approach: direct capitalization
Partial preview
Not enough income data on file for a CAP-approach estimation.
4
Sales comparison
Partial preview
Sales approach indication
$1.03M
Range $612k – $1.03M
Evidence
6 found
Recent peer sales in this city
5
Sensitivity & risk
Partial preview
Downside
−10%
Base
$915k
Upside
+10%
Bounds of the ±10% band vs the blend — never simulated scenarios.
6
Alternative use screening
Partial preview
Top alternative use
Retail Stores
Gross theoretical uplift
+71%
vs current-use indication
Restaurant
Auto Repair, Garage
Commercial (general)
Warehouse, Storage
Values shown before conversion costs, entitlement costs, capital expenditures and stabilization risk.
7
Data & methodology
Included free
Building area
County record
Property tax
County record
Assessed value
County record
Zoning designation
County record
Operating expenses
Not available
Market rent
Not available
Not analyzed due to unavailable source data: actual rent roll, tenant leases, physical condition and capital
requirements are outside a desktop analysis.
Cost Approach excluded: replacement-cost inputs are not on file.
Automated valuation analysis, not a licensed appraisal. Figures are derived from public
records and proprietary models. Desktop analysis: no physical inspection, tenant leases or reported
property income. Verify with a licensed appraiser before transacting.
Cap rate
Cap rate calculated from real income and expense signals, benchmarked against sales of similar assets nearby.
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9-scenario matrix
Market rates by use type
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Overview
No cap rate is computable for this property yet: no recorded sale, income signal or market-rate row for its use type.
Price sensitivity
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Implied value$4.04M
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Value / SF
$252
Vs. selected
Base
Derivation
NOI ÷ cap
Arithmetic over the derived NOI * — not market scenario modeling.
NOI × cap matrix
Preview
Preview of 9 modeled outcomes.
NOI
5.00%7.00%9.00%
$254k
$5.09M
$3.63M
$2.83M
$283k
$5.65M
$4.04M
$3.14M
$311k
$6.22M
$4.44M
$3.45M
NOI sensitivity ±10% across the 5 / 7 / 9% anchors — derivation of the NOI above.
Property tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Property tax & assessments
Tax year 2023
Tax billed
$39,922
Tax year 2023
Assessed value
$4,038,200
Assessed 2023
Previous assessed
$4,038,200
+0.0% YoY
Effective rate
0.99%
On assessed value
Assessed improvement
$4,038,200
Improvement market value
$4,038,200
Total market value
$4,038,200
Applied tax rate
1.0000
Automated cap rate analysis. Based on public records, market benchmarks and proprietary
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Property description
Physical attributes from public recordsBuilding & lot
Public records
Property type
Strip malls
Use group
SHOPPING CENTER, STRIP CENTER
Status
Off-Market
Year built
2011
Heating
HOT WATER
Buildings
2
Stories
1
Total area
15,997 SF
Lot
0.01 ac (436 SF)
Zoning code
D-1
APN
16-06-101-034-2002
UPID
US86-0690129
Jurisdiction
SALT LAKE
Zoning & alternative use
D-1 · Salt Lake City, UTZoning D-1 · permitted uses
D-1 · Salt Lake City, UT
Permitted & conditional uses
Allowed uses · Special-permit conditions · Prohibited uses
Zoning description
The purpose of the D-1 Central Business District is to provide for commercial and economic development within Salt Lake City's most urban and intense areas. A broad range of uses, including very high density housing, are…
General category
COMMERCIAL
Alternative use value scenarios
Repositioning upside vs current use
Alternative use deep dive — conversion cost, permits, timeline
Conversion cost estimate · Permit path & risks · Stabilized NOI per option
Building & site characteristics
From public records
Year built
2011
Heating
HOT WATER
Stories
1
Buildings
2
Lot
0.01 ac
Zoning
The recorded zoning designation, what the district officially allows, and the municipal source it comes from.
Zoning designation
Matched to the official district catalog
D-1
COMMERCIAL
Jurisdiction
Salt Lake City, UT
Recorded code
D-1
Official district
D-1
Official district profile
What the municipal code says about D-1
Zoning description
The purpose of the D-1 Central Business District is to provide for commercial and economic development within Salt Lake City's most urban and intense areas. A broad range of uses, including very high density housing, are…
General category
COMMERCIAL
Zoning Insight
What can be built and operated here — officially.
The district profile from the municipal source: what is on file for D-1 in Salt Lake City, UT.
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Zoning profile
Official descriptionThe district text from the municipal code
District factsZone name, category and district area
2 official documentsVerified municipal sources with file download
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Owner identityResolved entity and name variants
Portfolio holdingsLinked properties and estimated value
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Debt & historyRecorded loans and transaction history
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