What does GIM stand for?

Gross Income Multiplier

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Cap rates and gross income multipliers were generally consistent with their 2006 levels.

Stat of The Day: Apartment Buildings Not Selling So Much

Finally, the guideline cautions assessors regarding possible inclusion of nontaxable value when applying the gross income multiplier method.

Billboards and the legal and regulatory environment

The gross income multiplier is the number used to multiply with annual gross receipts to arrive at the amount a buyer is willing to fork over for an apartment building.

Local apartment sale prices fall, as vacancies rise

The city is taking the income and applying their capitalization rate or a gross income multiplier in some neighborhoods and then taking 45 percent of that value, added Margulies.

Multi-family investment: buyer beware!

It is tempting to call it a gross income multiplier (GIM).

The Valuation of Billboard Structures

The appraiser is only able to use the cost less physical depreciation approach with the following results: $7,000 (cost new) - $1,000 (physical depreciation) = $6,000 (estimated market value) The appraiser working for the sign company is provided with revenue and sales information by the sign company and develops only the sales comparison approach using a gross income multiplier (GIM) from various sales.

Billboard valuation without distortion: the Heathrow decision

The application of the gross income multiplier (GIM) is very controversial.

Appraising outdoor advertising signs: a critical analysis

The effective gross income multiplier (EGIM) and potential gross income multiplier (PGIM) should be compared with market norms for the property type.

Testing the reasonableness of discounted cash flow analysis