01Price the income

Direct capitalisation valuator

The cap-rate band for this asset class in this market, and what it makes the building worth — on one screen. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

Your building

Indicated value

$8,347,826

$480,000 NOI capitalised at 5.75% — $199 per sf.

Implied cap at your price

5.85%

Spread to band mid

+130 bps

Value gap vs band mid

-$2,349,451

At $8,200,000 you are buying a 5.85% cap — wider than the top of the Toronto industrial band (4.95%), so either the income is at risk or the asset is genuinely cheap.

Value at the curated Toronto industrial band

Low 4.20%

$11,428,571

Mid 4.55%

$10,549,451

High 4.95%

$9,696,970

Band basis: Curated from published quarterly cap-rate surveys and cross-checked against disclosed local transactions., n=12, observed 2026-06-30. How the band is built.

Sensitivity — value at ±150 bps of cap and ±10% of NOI

Indicated value across cap rate and NOI variations
NOI \ cap4.25%4.75%5.25%5.75%6.25%6.75%7.25%
-10%$10.2M$9.1M$8.2M$7.5M$6.9M$6.4M$6.0M
-5%$10.7M$9.6M$8.7M$7.9M$7.3M$6.8M$6.3M
0%$11.3M$10.1M$9.1M$8.3M$7.7M$7.1M$6.6M
+5%$11.9M$10.6M$9.6M$8.8M$8.1M$7.5M$7.0M
+10%$12.4M$11.1M$10.1M$9.2M$8.4M$7.8M$7.3M

Fifty basis points of cap rate move this building by $667,826. That is the whole argument for arguing about the cap rate.

This is an indicated value derived from published direct-capitalisation math and a curated market cap-rate band. It is not an appraisal and not an AACI or MAI opinion of value.

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02Read the answer

What is a building worth at a given cap rate?

Indicated value equals net operating income divided by the capitalisation rate. At $480,000 of NOI and a 5.75% cap the indicated value is $8,347,826; at 6.25% the same income is worth $7,680,000. The income did not change — the yield the market demands did.

Valulor facts

  • Value is NOI divided by cap rate. Every other valuation method in commercial real estate is a longer road to that same relationship.
  • 50 basis points of cap rate moves a mid-market building by roughly 8% of its value — more than a year of rent growth.
  • A band, not a point. Valulor publishes a low, a mid and a high because no market clears at a single yield.

03Questions

How do you convert a cap rate into a property value?

Divide net operating income by the capitalisation rate expressed as a decimal. A building earning $480,000 of NOI at a 5.75% cap indicates a value of $8,347,826. That single division is the direct capitalisation approach.

What does the implied cap rate tell me?

It is the yield you are actually buying at your price: NOI divided by price. Compare it to the published band for that market and use class — inside the band you are paying market, below it you are paying a premium, above it something in the income or the asset is being discounted.

How much does 50 basis points of cap rate matter?

On a 5.75% cap, 50 bps moves value by roughly 8%. That is why the argument in every negotiation is about the cap rate, not the NOI.

Is this an appraisal?

No. It is an indicated value from published arithmetic and a curated band. Lenders, courts and tax authorities require an appraisal from a licensed appraiser.