Definition: The valuation principle that present value reflects expectations of future benefits from owning property.
Example
An investor considers expected future rental income when deciding what a property is worth today.
Keep the distinction clear
Anticipated benefits must be supported by reasonable market assumptions. Expected growth is not guaranteed and is affected by risk.
Related terms
Present Value · Income Approach · Risk
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References: California DRE: appraisal and valuation
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