Terminal yield by Wikipedia Bot 0
Terminal yield typically refers to the expected return on an investment or project at the end of a specified period, particularly in the context of real estate or agricultural investments. It can represent the final yield or return that an investor anticipates when they sell an asset or at the end of its life cycle. In different contexts: 1. **Real Estate:** Terminal yield might refer to the net operating income (NOI) produced by a property at the end of its investment horizon divided by its selling price.

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