Development Feasibility
Land, build cost, external works, fees, contingency, marketing, finance, sales and profit.
Free Real Estate Development Feasibility Toolkit
For developers and investors who need to understand total development cost, cost per square metre, financing, expected sales, profit, ROI and how many units must be sold to break even.
Use current land, construction, financing and selling-price assumptions. The output is an indicative commercial feasibility, not a formal valuation or quantity survey.
A complete development feasibility desk
Land, build cost, external works, fees, contingency, marketing, finance, sales and profit.
Base build cost, external works, fit-out, professional fees, contingency and cost per m².
Debt amount, equity requirement, interest period and arrangement fees.
Saleable units, average selling price, other income, selling cost and GDV per m².
See how many units must be sold before the development recovers its cost.
Profit, ROI on cost, return on investor equity and development margin.
Stress-test cost increases and selling-price reductions before committing capital.
Generate a clean one-page feasibility summary from the current assumptions.
Astute Real Estate Development Calculator
Estimate total development cost, cost per square metre, financing cost, expected sales, gross development value, profit, ROI, margin and the number of units that must be sold to break even.
Whole-development feasibility
Use current land, construction, professional, statutory, infrastructure, financing and sales assumptions. The result is an indicative commercial feasibility, not a formal valuation or quantity survey.
Construction cost
Development financing
This is a simple average-balance financing model for feasibility screening. Detailed project finance normally uses monthly cash flows and drawdown schedules.
Sales & gross development value
Break-even units
ROI & development margin
Scenario comparison
Change selling price, build cost and interest rate to see which assumptions threaten feasibility most.
Investor summary
The PDF is intended as an indicative internal or investor working summary, not a valuation, investment memorandum or lender credit paper.
Project details
Saved feasibilities
Why feasibility comes first
Land price and construction cost are only part of the development equation. Professional fees, infrastructure, statutory costs, marketing, contingency and financing can materially change the economics.
The calculator brings those assumptions together so a developer can see whether expected sales still leave an acceptable profit and margin before capital is committed.