Real estate feasibility
Connect the proposal, evidence and cash flow to the decision you need to make.
5 min readCalculation engine
Complexity, calculated.
Land, costs, programme, income and funding work together. The Feasly calculation engine recalculates their effect on cashflow and returns, so you can move from one assumption to the next decision.
Explore Feasly with your project- 01Connected project economics
- 02Funding through the project lifecycle
- 03Scenario, sensitivity and probability analysis
Model the project economics.
Connect land, construction, fees and programme with sales and collections, or rental income and exit assumptions. Bring reviewed quantities from your plot and building proposals into the relevant model inputs, then follow the financial effect through the project.
Include the funding.
Model equity and debt, including construction-to-permanent refinancing. Examine interest cover and how funding requirements change over time. Test the land value against a target return to understand what the project can support.
Compare and test.
Compare a what-if with Base, your main model. Use sensitivity analysis to see which assumptions move the result most. Run Monte Carlo analysis on Base to explore a distribution of outcomes as selected assumptions vary together.
Set the project country and reporting currency to give your appraisal its context.
Connect a building proposal with its quantities and economics.
WorkspaceKeep assumptions, alternatives and results in view.
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