Real Estate & REITs
In acquisition accounting for a property purchase, what are above- and below-market lease intangibles, and how do they distort reported revenue?
Model answer
When a buyer acquires a leased property, GAAP requires allocating the price not just to land and building but to lease-related intangibles: the value of in-place leases (avoided downtime and leasing…
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