TTM
Frequently Asked Questions about TTM (Trailing Twelve Months) in Real Estate
What does TTM stand for in real estate?
TTM stands for Trailing Twelve Months, which reflects the actual financial performance of a property over the most recent 12-month period.
Is TTM the same as Trailing Twelve Months?
Yes. TTM is simply an abbreviation for Trailing Twelve Months and both terms are used interchangeably.
Where can I find a full explanation of TTM?
See the related glossary entry titled “Trailing Twelve Months” for a complete definition and contextual example.
Are there multilingual versions of TTM resources?
Yes. The glossary includes a Spanish-language entry titled “Últimos doce meses”, which is equivalent to TTM.
What other glossary terms are related to TTM?
Related terms include Residual Pro Forma and Pro forma residual, both of which are used in projecting future financial performance alongside historical data like TTM.
Where can I find practical models that use TTM data?
You can refer to the Hotel Acquisition Model – The Basic Model (Updated 10.9.2019) listed in the Related Content for applied examples using TTM data.
Where can I download the complete CRE glossary?
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