1. An Introduction to Development Appraisal
& Residual Valuations
Speaker: Simon Wainwright BSc FRICS
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2. 2013 Lecture Series
Lecture Date
An introduction to development 7th February 2013
appraisal & residual valuations:
Cash flow techniques and 13th February 2013
sensitivity analysis:
Possession strategy : 25th February 2013
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8. Residual Valuation
Month • Value of Completed Development
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Month • Less Development Profit
12
Month • Less Construction Cost
1 - 12
Month • Less Finance Cost%
1–12
Month • Residual Site Value
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9. Development Appraisal
Month • Residual Site Value
1
Month • Plus Construction Cost
1 - 12
Month • Plus Finance Cost%
1 - 12
Month • Less Capital Receipts
12
Month • Development Profit
12
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10. Development Appraisal
GROSS DEVELOPMENT VALUE
COST HEADINGS
• Site Cost
• Construction Cost
• Professional Fees
• Marketing Cost
• Finance Cost
• Other Costs
OUTPUTS
• Development Profit
• Profit on Cost %
• Profit on Cost IRR (inc/exc finance)
• Yield on Cost
• Profit / Rent Cover
• Profit Erosion / Dissipation
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12. Land Speculation v Development
Land Speculation Development
• Agricultural Land • Development Land
1 • Planning Application 1 • Planning Permission
• Development Land • Construction Finance
2 • Planning Risk 2 • Development Risk
• Site Sale • New Building
3 • Speculative Profit 3 • Development Profit
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20. An Introduction to Development Appraisal
& Residual Valuations
Speaker: Simon Wainwright BSc FRICS
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Editor's Notes
ContentsTerminologyLand speculation vs Property DevelopmentRisk management and the necessity for profit.Purposes for which such studies are undertakenGood practice - What guidance is available?Where to obtain your data?Volatility and interpretation of results
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