Statistically, if a player’s three-dart shooting average is less than 80, they should aim at treble 19 rather than treble 20. In practice, amateur dart players usually average less than 80, but the vast majority still aim for treble 20. The three-dart shooting average is a simple, transparent, quantitative metric, the analysis of which can reveal strategic options that can lead to better outcomes. Is there an equivalent measure in real estate? If so, how can it be calculated? Can this measure also allow managers to communicate to investors how they intend to either deliver this return or even exceed it?

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