discounted cash flow analysis

GIS application and econometric analysis for the verification of the financial feasibility of roof-top wind turbines in the city of Bari (Italy)

In Italy, wind solutions for the generation of electricity from renewable energy sources (RES-E) have been
widely adopted, especially in regions with good geo-climatic conditions. In the last years, the need to limit the
soil sealing has resulted in a great deal of attention being given to the implementation of RES-E energy policies
integrated with the existing urban properties.
In this paper, the authors have pursued two main objectives. The first is an analysis of the financial feasibility

An innovative interpretation of the DCFA evaluation criteria in the public-private partnership for the enhancement of the public property assets

With reference to the public-private partnership procedures for the enhancement of the public property assets, in this paper an innovative methodology for assessing the financial conveniences of the parties involved (private investor and Public Administration) is proposed.

To buy or rent to buy? appraisal questions

The paper aims to discuss the new typology of the Rent to Buy contract from an appraisal perspective. Starting from the analysis of the contractual typologies alternative to the traditional property sale, the paper analyzes the Rent to Buy formula, with particular reference to the definition of the Discounted Cash Flow terms. The study prefigures the use of the real estate market cycles when defining the terms of the contract, in order to increase confidence in the use of this interesting contractual form.