REIT Net Asset Value (NAV)
What a REIT would be worth if its buildings were sold one by one: forward net operating income capitalised at private-market cap rates, plus other assets, less net debt, usually per share. A share price above NAV means new equity buys more property than it costs, which lets the REIT grow by issuing shares; a price below NAV means the reverse.
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