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Marcan Vastgoed has a return requirement determined for its real estate portfolio

Marcan Vastgoed engaged Match Plan to calculate a generic required return on real estate. This required return determines the return investors expect on their invested capital. This analysis was conducted based on the weighted average cost of capital (WACC). This is a key benchmark and can be used to derive the required return on equity for the real estate portfolio.

Sustainable redevelopment in Rotterdam

Marcan Vastgoed's portfolio consists primarily of retail properties from Rotterdam's post-war reconstruction period. While these buildings had hardly been renovated for decades, Marcan took the lead in thoroughly renovating and redeveloping them. This involved not only renovating the exterior but also completely overhauling the shell.

This policy has significantly improved shopping streets like Meent, Pannekoekstraat, Goudsesingel, Mariniersweg, and Hoogstraat. With investments in renovation, redevelopment, and careful sector selection, Marcan creates attractive and future-proof shopping areas. Sustainability also plays a major role: 100%'s commercial spaces now have an energy label A or higher, and they are working with partners on projects such as green roofs and insulation.

Expert guidance from Match Plan

For real estate companies, determining the correct return requirement is essential for making sound investment decisions. An objective calculation of the WACC provides guidance and insight. valuation assignment was carried out by Match Plan, with the WACC determination being prepared by Richard Peeters, Director Valuation.

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