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GIM
(redirected from Gross Income Multiplier)

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GIMGlobal Information Management
GIMGeneral Internal Medicine
GIMGénie Industriel et Maintenance (French)
GIMGesellschaft für Informationstechnik und Informationsmanagement
GIMGoa Institute of Management (India)
GIMGross Income Multiplier
GIMGeneral Information Meeting
GIMGlobal Islamic Media
GIMGaining Inventory Manager
GIMGlobal Investment Meet
GIMGeneva Informal Meeting (International Youth Non-Governmental Organizations)
GIMGroup Information Manager
GIMGlobal Ionospheric Map
GIMGlobal Integration and Modeling
GIMGroup Interaction Modelling (predicts the engineering properties of polymers)
GIMGoogle Instant Messanger
GIMGlass Insulation Material
GIMGlobal Internet Mail
GIMGuided Intelligence Model
GIMGeneralized Impedance Matrix
GIMGlobal Implicit Measure (pilot performance analysis)
GIMGeneration Investment Management LLC (hedge fund sponsor; Denver, CO)


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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 by Cole, Benjamin Mark / Los Angeles Business Journal
In general, capitalization rates declined, gross income multipliers (GIMs) increased and the price per square foot increased across property types and in all markets.
Multi-family income property increases in value during 2006 by Real Estate Weekly
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! by Weiss, Lois / Real Estate Weekly
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