Development appraisals Lv1 Flashcards

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What is CIL?

A

Community Infrastructure Levy is a charging schedule, published by local authorities based on location, development type and the charge per m2

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What is S106?

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“Flexible tariffs based on a broad policy
e.g. for developmentd fo more than 15 houses, 40% must be affordable housing
3 criteria:
Necessary to make development acceptable in planning terms
Directly related to development
Fair and reasonable in scale and kind “

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What are the differences between CIL and S106?

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S106 are put in place to make it possivle to approve a planning proposal whereas CIL is a general levy on all development designed to riase funds

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How can a development appraisal be used in valuing developments?

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Gross development value - development cost = developer’s profit. Viability

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“Tell me about planning/costs/GDV/individual site elements in relation to
a development appraisal?”

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These are development costs (build cost, Land value, professional fees, bank fees, letting/sale costs, contingencies, finance costs, planning Obligations)

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What is a Monte Carlo simulation?

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This is a mathematical technique that predicts possible outcomes of an uncertain event

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What is a sensitivity analysis?

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Reappraisal with one factor altered

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How do you carry out a sensitivity analysis?

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Using Kel Delta sensitivity analyisis

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9
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What variables might you change and why?

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I used sensitivity anaysis by changing factors for example the build costs and sales value, capitalisations and yield

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10
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“Tell me about your understanding of RICS Financial Viability in
Planning/Valuation of Development Property.”

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“Viability
viability in a national planning policy context
National planning policy framework
CIL regulations
Use of viability apprasails
Appraisal framework
Definition of Site value
How to use viability assessments to aid professional judgement
What to include in a viability assessment “

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What is an S curve?

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Repayment model = quick & easy, half of the interest rate or half the period to reflect staggered draw down

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“Tell me about your due diligence when undertaking a development
appraisal.”

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Physical inspection of the site and related enquiries e.g. flood risks, rights of way, geotechnical, contamination

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How do you calculate developer’s profit?

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GDV- (build costs + land value + professional fees + bank fees + Letting and Sale costs + contingencies + Finance cost + Planning obligations)

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“What is the difference between a residual valuation and a development
appraisal?”

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DA measures development profit, Residual is the reisdual land value. GDV - costs including profit

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Tell me about software you have used.

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KEL Delta

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16
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What is internal rate of return?

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Method of calculating investment rate of return

17
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What is viability?

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Ability to suceed

18
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What is a Financial Viability Assessment (FVA)?

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Asessing whether a site is financially viable, by looking at whether the value generated by a development is more than the cost of developing it

19
Q

“What tools do Natural England provide to help developments achieve
biodiversity net gain (BNG)?”

A

Biodiveristy Metric 3.0

20
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What is BNG?

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is an approach to development management that leaves biodiversity in a measureably better state than when the development took place