How does one develop Real Estate? Flashcards
How does one develop RE?
- research
- analysis
- synthesis
What are the main objectives of the research phase in RED?
- gather information on market, property history, community statistics)
- identify competing projects, obligations, existing studies, and client credit standing
What is the purpose of the analysis phase in RED?
- organize and evaluate data from the research phase
- perform tast, market, location, target group, and competitor analysis
- assess financing models and partnerships
What types of evaluations are conducted during the analysis phase?
- competitor analysis
- partner evaluation
- functional studies
- feasibility assessments
What is the synthesis phase, and why is it important?
- it integrates findings from the analysis phase to create a cohesive strategy
- defines goals, pricing, and market positioning
- assesses feasibility, risks, and authorization capabilities
What are the key elements to consider during synthesis?
Absorption: market demand and competition
Risk Partners: need for financial, know-how, or majority partners
Authorization Capability: regulatory compliance and stakeholder management
Economic Feasibility: ensuring profitability over the project’s life cycle
What questions must be answered during strategy formulation?
- should the current state of the property be changed?
- should the property be sold or retained?
- what is the desired gross profit, and how does this influence development decisions?
What are examples of strategic goals in real estate development?
- achieving a specific return
- meeting deadlines
- maximizing utilization
- developing not-for-profit properties
What factors influence the profitability of a real estate development?
- observation period: hold or sell devisions
- operating costs: facility management expenses
- lifespan: project life cycle
- income flow: stability of rental or sale income
- exit strategies: value increase potential
How does location influence profitability?
- taxes
- education facilities
- connectivity
How should risk be managed in RED?
- minimize threats through research and analysis
- maximize opportunities with creative synthesis and strategic ideas
- use probabilities to calculate expected outcomes for threats and opportunities
What defines value creation in RED?
turning an idea into a project that generates measurable value
How can traffic generation impact authorization capacity?
- traffic generated by uses such as hotels, shopping centers and amusement parks must be evaluated
- added value generated per trip should be considered to optimize usage mix
What are the implications of lifecycle management in real estate?
- includes considerations for construction, operation and eventual decommissioning or sale
- sustainable practices enhance long-term profitability