BA5074 Syllabus - Valuation Of Real Estate And Infrastructure Assets - 2017 Regulation Anna University

BA5074 Syllabus - Valuation Of Real Estate And Infrastructure Assets - 2017 Regulation Anna University

BA5074

VALUATION OF REAL ESTATE AND INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS

 L T P C
3003

OBJECTIVE:
• To gain knowledge about the valuation of different infrastructure assets.

UNIT I

REAL ESTATE VALUATION

9
Scope and objectives -Concepts of valuation - Types of value - Value vs Price vs Cost-Different methods of valuation- SWOT analysis.

UNIT II

APPROACHES TO REAL ESTATE VALUATION

9
Sales comparison approach - Cost approach - Income approach - SWOT analysis

UNIT III

VALUATION OF VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF REAL ESTATE

9
Residential real estate valuation - Commercial real estate valuation - Industrial real estate valuation - Retail real estate valuation- Mixed-use real estate valuation.

UNIT IV

INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET VALUATION

9
Objective and approaches-Different categories of infrastructure assets- Valuation methodology- Key operational and financial parameters -Valuation framework and models.

UNIT V

SECTORAL INFRASTRUCTURE VALUATION

9
Power sector- IT sector - Telecom sector - Aviation-Education sector- Other service sectors- Plant and Machinery -Case studies.

TOTAL: 45 PERIODS

OUTCOME:
• Students will gain knowledge and skills in connection to the valuation of different types of real estates and infrastructure assets.

REFERENCES:
1. Infrastructure valuation –Frederic Blanc - Brude and Majid Hasan, EDHEC Risk Institute.
2. Infrastructure Asset Management - Frederic Blanc - Brude and Majid Hasan, EDHEC Risk Institute.
3. Valuation techniques for infrastructure investment decisions, Michael J. Garvin, Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics , Columbia University
4. https://www.thebalance.com/different-types-of-real-estate-investments-you-can-make-357986
5. http://rbsa.in/valuation_of_infrastructure_assets_specialized_assets.html
6. http://edhec.infrastructure.institute/wp-content/uploads/publications/blanc-brude_2015a.pdf
7. Application of Real Options in Infrastructure Projects Charles Y.J. Cheah, PhD, CFA.
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