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Land Sale-Leaseback

 
Barron's Real Estate Dictionary:

Land Sale-Leaseback

The sale of land and simultaneous leasing of it by the seller, who becomes the tenant.
See leasehold .


Example: Collins owns land and wants to raise cash to build a shopping center on it. She sells the land for $1,000,000 to Baker and leases it back for 50 years at a $50,000 annual rent. Collins can use the land for the lease term provided she pays the annual rent, so she builds the shopping center after the land sale-leaseback (Figure 110). The reduced equity requirement (reduced by $1,000,000), combined with taxdeductible land rent, can serve to elevate the after - tax equity yield.
 FIG. 110. LAND SALE-LEASEBACK
FIG. 110. LAND SALE-LEASEBACK

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