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This document is page 30 of a market analysis report for the IGY American Yacht Harbor Marina, detailing rental revenue, occupancy rates, and financial performance from 2010 to 2015. While not mentioning Jeffrey Epstein, its subject is a marina in the U.S. Virgin Islands, a key location for his activities, and a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT' stamp suggests it is part of a congressional investigation file, making it relevant to the broader Epstein case.

People (2)

Name Role Context
Unnamed Marina Operator Operator
The current operator is leasing the marina slips by linear feet of vessel length.
Unnamed Marina Management Management
According to management, approximately 60% of the occupants at any given time are seasonal or annual tenants.

Organizations (3)

Name Type Context
IGY American Yacht Harbor Marina
Named in the footer, this is the 'subject' marina being analyzed in the report.
irr
A logo in the footer, likely the firm that produced the market analysis report (possibly Integra Realty Resources).
House Oversight Committee
Implied by the document stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018840', suggesting this document is part of evidence or records from ...

Timeline (1 events)

2010-2015
Analysis of historical occupancy and rental data for the IGY American Yacht Harbor Marina, including annual revenue, occupancy rates, and rental rate calculations.
IGY American Yacht Harbor Marina

Locations (1)

Location Context
The subject of the market analysis. This marina is located in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, a location frequented ...

Relationships (1)

Marina Operator Business (Landlord/Tenant) Tenants
The document details the rental of marina slips to tenants on a daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal, and annual basis.

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"marina sales have indicated that now is a good time to invest in a marina, despite the previous recession and limited financing."
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"According to management, approximately 60% of the occupants at any given time are seasonal or annual tenants."
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"We weren't provided with a current rent roll for the marina slips but we were provided with monthly historical occupancy and rental rate data."
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"The weighted average contract rate is $37.29 per linear foot per month for the year to date 2015, which equates to an average contract rate of $447.50 per linear foot per year."
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Marina Market Analysis
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marina sales have indicated that now is a good time to invest in a marina, despite the previous recession and limited financing.
Competitive Marinas
The most significant supply and demand indicators for the subject are rental and occupancy rates experienced by directly competing properties. The operation of a pleasure craft marina provides revenue sources which include a mix of various rental, sales and services for the pleasure craft operators. Principle revenue stream for pleasure craft marinas includes in-water slips, fuel sales, and building rent.
The subject's asking and average contract rates are shown in the table that follows. The current operator is leasing the marina slips by linear feet of vessel length. We have then converted this rental income into a rental rate per linear foot of dock space. The subject offers slip rental on a daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal and annual basis. The contracted rental rates represent a blend of these rates, from daily tenants to long term tenants on annual leases. According to management, approximately 60% of the occupants at any given time are seasonal or annual tenants.
Marina Rent Roll
Year # of Slips Average LF per Slip Total Annual LF Available Total LF Occupied Annual Occupancy Rate Total Rental Revenue Average Monthly Rental Rate/LF
2010 105 53.29 2,042,170 1,379,235 67.5% $1,551,721 $34.22
2011 105 53.18 2,038,110 1,298,157 63.7% $1,490,744 $34.93
2012 105 54.24 2,078,880 1,155,377 55.6% $1,290,526 $33.97
2013 105 54.10 2,073,200 1,206,388 58.2% $1,362,951 $34.36
2014 105 54.10 2,073,200 1,233,672 59.5% $1,513,100 $37.31
2015 (Annualized) 105 54.10 2,073,200 1,172,976 56.6% $1,438,110 $37.29
Average 105 54 2,063,127 1,240,968 60.1% $1,441,192 $35.35
We weren't provided with a current rent roll for the marina slips but we were provided with monthly historical occupancy and rental rate data. With the transient nature of marina tenants, a historical rent and occupancy figures are a more accurate indication of the income properties of the marina. Rental rates at the subject, and in this market, are based on a rate per linear foot of vessel length. As discussed earlier, the subject contains 105 wet slips with a total of 5,680 linear feet of rentable dock space, which indicates a total of 2,073,200 rentable linear feet per year.
As of the effective valuation date, the subject marina has experienced an overall occupancy rate of 56.3% for the year to date 2015. We have looked at occupancy rates on an average, annual basis due to the seasonal characteristics of this property type in this market. Again, due to the transient nature of the tenants in this property type and the short term nature of the leases which can range from daily to annually, the overall occupancy rate will be lower than other commercial property types such as lodging, multifamily, retail and office. The subject's current occupancy rate is slightly lower than historical rates, but the property is considered to be at stabilized occupancy.
The weighted average contract rate is $37.29 per linear foot per month for the year to date 2015, which equates to an average contract rate of $447.50 per linear foot per year.
IGY American Yacht Harbor Marina
irr.
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