Flying Hawk Ranch Industrial BOV: A Trio CRE Case Study
Project Overview
Trio CRE was engaged to provide a comprehensive Broker Opinion of Value (BOV) for an industrial-zoned parcel within the Flying Hawk Ranch development area. This case study outlines our data-driven approach to valuing undeveloped industrial land in a rapidly growing Oklahoma submarket.
The Challenge
The property owner needed an accurate market valuation to evaluate development options versus a potential sale. Key challenges included limited comparable sales data for large industrial tracts in the immediate area and rapidly shifting market dynamics driven by new infrastructure development.
Trio's Strategy
Our team employed the Trio Methodology — a three-pillar approach analyzing the Tenant, Lease, and Bricks components of value:
- Market Analysis: We conducted an exhaustive review of industrial land sales within a 15-mile radius, adjusting for size, zoning, access, and infrastructure availability.
- Highest and Best Use: We evaluated the parcel's potential for flex industrial, distribution, and manufacturing uses based on zoning, topography, and market demand.
- Income Approach: We modeled potential lease revenue for a hypothetical build-to-suit industrial facility to establish an investment value benchmark.
The Result
Our BOV provided the property owner with a defensible valuation range supported by market data. The analysis revealed that the parcel's value was 18% higher than the owner's initial estimate, driven by strong industrial demand and recent infrastructure investments in the area. The owner used our BOV to negotiate a favorable sale to a national distribution company.
Key Takeaways
- Data-driven BOVs can uncover hidden value that traditional appraisals may miss.
- Understanding submarket dynamics — including infrastructure pipeline and tenant demand — is critical for accurate industrial land valuation.
- Trio CRE's methodology provides property owners with actionable intelligence to make confident decisions.
FAQs
What is a Broker Opinion of Value (BOV)?
A BOV is a professional assessment of a property's market value prepared by a licensed commercial real estate broker. Unlike a formal appraisal, a BOV leverages the broker's market expertise and transaction data to provide a practical valuation.
How long does a Trio CRE BOV take?
Typically 2-3 weeks, depending on property complexity and data availability. Our process includes site inspection, market research, comparable analysis, and a comprehensive written report.
Is a BOV the same as an appraisal?
No. A BOV is a broker's professional opinion based on market expertise, while an appraisal is a formal valuation conducted by a licensed appraiser following USPAP standards. BOVs are often used for preliminary decision-making before commissioning a full appraisal.



