Retail-and-residential, office-and-residential, and live-work properties that combine uses in one building or site.
Mixed-use properties combine two or more uses — most commonly ground-floor retail with office or residential above. They're valued on the blended performance of each use, and often require underwriting each component separately before combining them into a single opinion of value. Mixed-use development sites are entitled or zoned for this kind of combined project.
Square footage or unit breakdown by use
Net operating income across all uses in the property
Visibility and frontage for the retail component
Permitted uses and density for the site or building
Blended capitalization rate across the property's uses
Review the combined NOI and use mix before evaluating a mixed-use investment further.
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Each use in the property is typically underwritten separately — retail, office or residential — and then combined into a blended net operating income and capitalization rate for the property as a whole.
Yes — mixed-use listings describe each use in the property, and AI Property Search can match on the specific use you need.
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