Rent-status bridge, as reported
Annual base rent at share in US dollars per year as of December 31, 2015 SR1 p.4. These are annualized signed contract measures. They are not a ledger of 2015 collections, and not even the in-place amount is shown to equal receipts.
Start
Sears Holdings, in place
$154,255,000
In place, annualized SR1 p.4Plus
Third-party, in place
$35,747,000
In place, annualized SR1 p.4Equals
In-place annual base rent
$190,002,000
Derived sum SR1 p.4Plus
Third-party, signed but not yet open
$12,936,000
Not yet cash SR1 p.4Equals
Total signed annual base rent
$202,938,000
Printed total; difference $0 SR1 p.4
Anchor concentration
Sears share of signed annual base rent at share
76.01%
Sears $154,255,000 divided by total signed $202,938,000 SR1 p.4.
Contracted base rent remaining under a hypothetical complete Sears-rent loss
$48,683,000
23.99% of signed rent. Hypothetical arithmetic, not a prediction.
- Of which in place
- $35,747,000
- Of which signed but not yet open, not yet cash
- $12,936,000
No replacement tenant or replacement rent is added. Recaptured space never carries both old Sears rent and new rent in this model.
Two-factor stress switch
Bounded mechanical exposures on annualized contract rent. Only removing Sears anchor base rent changes the signed total. Delaying the opening of signed-not-open space never cancels its signed rent; it only keeps the modeled in-place amount at the reported level. No probability is assigned.
Reported 2015 status (default)
- Annual contracted signed base rent
- $202,938,000
- Change in signed rent
- $0 change vs reported status
- Modeled in-place base rent, annualized
- $190,002,000
- Change in modeled in-place rent
- $0 change vs reported status
- Signed rent outside the in-place amount, not yet cash
- $12,936,000
Bars show each amount as a share of the reported signed total. Neither amount is a receipts figure.
Mechanical stress, not an actual NOI or cash-flow forecast
| Scenario | Sears anchor rent | Signed-not-open space | Annual contracted signed | Modeled in-place, annualized | Signed outside in-place, not yet cash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reported 2015 status (default) | Present | Not open (reported) | $202,938,000 | $190,002,000 | $12,936,000 |
| Sears anchor base rent removed | Removed | Not open (reported) | $48,683,000 | $35,747,000 | $12,936,000 |
| Signed-not-open opening delayed | Present | Delayed | $202,938,000 | $190,002,000 | $12,936,000 |
| Both: anchor removed and opening delayed | Removed | Delayed | $48,683,000 | $35,747,000 | $12,936,000 |
| Hypothetical: signed-not-open space opens | Present | Opens (hypothetical) | $202,938,000 | $202,938,000 | $0 |
| Hypothetical: anchor removed and signed-not-open space opens | Removed | Opens (hypothetical) | $48,683,000 | $48,683,000 | $0 |
Missing parcel and lender inputs
Each item is UNKNOWN. Contract language does not establish a parcel's rent reduction, reimbursement dollars, property NOI, LIBOR fixing, debt coverage, capital expenditures or tax bill. Nothing below is estimated.
Parcel inputs
UNKNOWN Parcel rent reduction after recapture
Section 1.7(h) and (j)(vi) reduce Sears base rent under Side Letter Schedule 2 from the actual recapture date; the schedule is not in the packet.
Would close it: Side Letter Schedule 2; Executed recapture notices and any dispute outcomes.
UNKNOWN Tax and CAM reimbursement dollars
Sections 4.1, 4.5 and 10.2 set shares and estimates, not amounts actually billed or recovered.
Would close it: Annual tenant reconciliation statements; Property operating and CAM ledgers; Reimbursement clauses of executed third-party leases.
UNKNOWN Parcel tax bill
The 105% estimate in Section 4.5 is an installment method, not a bill. No tax reset is modeled.
Would close it: County tax bills and assessment notices for each parcel.
UNKNOWN Property NOI by parcel
SR1 reports only a portfolio total for a partial period; no parcel operating statement is supplied.
Would close it: Parcel operating statements; Parcel rent rolls; JV property financial statements.
UNKNOWN Capital expenditures
Recapture and re-leasing usually require landlord work; no budget is supplied.
Would close it: Redevelopment budgets; Construction contracts; Lender reserve and holdback schedules.
UNKNOWN Rent commencement of signed-not-open leases
Opening dates, abatements and conditions determine when signed rent may start; none are supplied.
Would close it: Executed third-party leases; Tenant delivery and opening schedules.
UNKNOWN Actual cash collections
Annualized signed and in-place rent are contract measures, not receipts.
Would close it: Tenant receivables ledger; Bank receipts; Cash basis rent roll.
Lender inputs
UNKNOWN LIBOR fixing and interest cost
SR1 gives a floating spread only; no fixing or hedge is supplied, so no interest cost is computed.
Would close it: Loan agreement; Rate cap or hedge confirmations; Lender interest notices.
UNKNOWN Debt service coverage
Needs a defined coverage test, NOI on the lender's basis and interest cost; none are supplied.
Would close it: Loan agreement covenant definitions; Lender compliance certificates.
UNKNOWN Loan reserves and cash management
Reserves and sweeps can trap cash regardless of contract rent.
Would close it: Loan agreement; Cash management agreement; Reserve account statements.
Scope and valuation
UNKNOWN JV lease terms
At-share rent includes JV interests whose leases are similar but distinct from the public master lease.
Would close it: JV master leases; JV operating agreements.
UNKNOWN Valuation or price ceiling
Not computed. No parcel NOI, capitalization rate or debt terms sufficient for valuation are supplied.
Would close it: All items above plus an independent market evidence source.
Reconciliation without a collections ledger
Sum of rent groups
$154,255,000 plus $35,747,000 plus $12,936,000 equals $202,938,000, the printed total, with a difference of $0 SR1 p.4. All are annualized contract measures at the reporting date.
Leased area headline
Gross leasable area 42,468,000 square feet; at share 39,743,000 square feet SR1 p.4. Leased 99.4% at share implies about 39,504,542 square feet (derived; the percentage is rounded to 0.1 point).
An area headline only. It does not establish rent paid or open status, and the excerpt does not say whether signed-not-open space counts as leased (UNKNOWN). No rent per square foot is computed because area is not split by tenant group.
Partial-year reported NOI
Total NOI $89,493,000 after specified noncash adjustments, $99,343,000 before SR1 p.8. Period: July 7, 2015 to December 31, 2015, 178 days, including unconsolidated JVs.
Not annualized and not compared with signed rent as a collections test.
Debt as reported
Mortgage notes payable $1,161,000,000 at LIBOR plus 465 basis points, maturing July 2019 SR1 p.11.
LIBOR fixing UNKNOWN; no interest cost or coverage is computed.
Master lease treatment, qualitative
How the public master lease SR2 frames recapture, rent reduction, impositions and CAM. These are portfolio contract terms, not parcel results.
Landlord recapture
Section 1.7(a), Section 1.7(d) (SR2)
A contractual right with physical, notice and annual-count limits; not evidence that any parcel can recapture half its area now.
UNKNOWN Which parcels qualify, timing and space actually recaptured.
Rent reduction after recapture
Section 1.7(h) and (j)(vi) (SR2)
Sears base rent steps down from the actual recapture date under Side Letter Schedule 2. Old Sears rent and new tenant rent never both count on the same recaptured square footage in this model.
UNKNOWN Parcel dollar reduction (Side Letter Schedule 2 not supplied).
Triple-net intent
Section 3.4 (SR2)
Intended net lease subject to adjustment and abatement provisions; landlord expense can still arise.
UNKNOWN Landlord unrecovered expense by parcel.
Tax impositions
Section 4.1(a), Section 4.5(a)-(b) (SR2)
Tenant pays 100% or a proportionate share; installments may be estimated from 105% of the prior year bill and then reconciled.
UNKNOWN Parcel tax bill, final reconciliation and any reassessment.
CAM before and after multi-tenant occupancy
Section 10.2(a), Section 4.5(a)-(b) (SR2)
Before multi-tenant occupancy the tenant maintains and pays CAM; after it the landlord operates common areas and the tenant pays an allocated share.
UNKNOWN CAM dollars, recovery rate and any cap (no cap is assumed).
Evidence: original clause excerpts
Section 1.7(a): Landlord recapture: separation into retained and recapture space
landlord may elect to separate the store into tenant-retained and recapture space. Recapture space generally approximately 50% of the store's gross leasable square footage (after stated exclusions), subject to a minimum 40,000 square feet of tenant-retained space at a property and other physical and contractual conditions. This is a contractual framework, NOT an assertion that every property can immediately recapture half its floor area.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Section 1.7(d): Landlord recapture: notice and annual limits
recapture notice generally requires at least 180 days, with tenant election and limits; landlord cannot recapture all or substantially all recapture space at more than 50 properties in a lease year.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Section 1.7(h) and (j)(vi): Rent reduction after recapture
from actual recapture date, base rent adjusts DOWN under Side Letter Schedule 2; tenant pays only its proportionate share of property charges. Recapture Notice specifies new rent, share and expenses, with dispute procedure. Side Letter Schedule 2 parcel adjustments are not supplied in this packet. The old and new tenants' rent cannot overlap on the same recaptured square footage in a cash-flow scenario.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Section 3.4: Triple-net intent and its limits
parties intend a triple-net lease, expressly subject to its specific adjustment/abatement provisions. NNN does not mean no landlord expense in every situation.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Section 4.1(a): Tax impositions
tenant pays either 100% or its proportionate share of impositions as applicable, subject to other provisions.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Section 4.5(a)-(b): Monthly estimates for impositions, operating expenses and CAM
tenant pays estimated monthly installments for impositions, operating expenses, CAM, other property charges in light of its proportionate share; initial imposition installment may be estimated from 105% of prior calendar year's tax bill, then reconciled. An estimate is not a verified final property recovery.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Section 10.2(a): CAM before and after multi-tenant occupancy
before multi-tenant occupancy tenant maintains and pays CAM for common areas; after multi-tenant occupancy landlord operates common areas, tenant retains a nonexclusive right of use, and its share is allocated under the lease. Individual parcel bills, side-letter rent adjustment and third-party reimbursement clauses are unavailable in these extracts.
Packet excerpt, condensed from the executed lease; verify the full words in SR2, the SEC exhibit.
Scope and timing
Sources
SR1 Seritage Growth Properties FY2015 supplemental information
Published March 10, 2016. Sections used: PDF pages 2 4 8 and 11 and pages 10-13 for property and signed-not-open context. Role: 2015-12-31 financial snapshot released with SR0 on 2016-03-10.
SR2 Seritage/Sears signed master lease SEC Exhibit 10.3
Published June 11, 2015. Sections used: Sections 1.7 3.4 4.1 4.5 10.2. Role: contract terms contemporaneous.
SR0 Seritage FY2015 operating results SEC-filed issuer release
Published March 10, 2016. Sections used: opening paragraph and Supplemental Report section. Role: publication date and supplement availability.