- 44 - Under the public market multiples approach, Mr. Moore applied a 30-percent real estate company discount to the ag- gregate value of the unimproved real properties owned by Marrero Land on the valuation date. He determined that value by using, inter alia, Mr. Guice's determination of the aggregate fair market value of the remaining unimproved real properties as of that date. Application by Mr. Moore of a 30-percent real estate company discount to the value of unimproved real properties owned by Marrero Land on the valuation date resulted in what Mr. Moore described as the implied public market capitalization of the Company's unimproved real properties. Mr. Moore then capitalized the earnings, book value, and dividends, respectively, of Marrero Land to arrive at what he referred to as the implied public market capitalization of the Company's income-producing prop- erties using each of those factors. He then added the implied public market capitalization of the unimproved real properties owned by Marrero Land as of the valuation date to the implied public market capitalizations of its income-producing properties determined by using earnings, book value, and dividends, re- spectively, which resulted in what he characterized as the implied market capitalization of Marrero Land using each of those factors. He determined what he described as the respective implied public market values of decedent's interest in Marrero Land as of the valuation date using earnings, book value, andPage: Previous 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 Next
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