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Does your development stack up?

Build a quick feasibility with your costs, sales and timing. Run your assumptions through the Feasly calculation engine to see profit, peak funding and monthly cashflow. No account required.

YOUR DEVELOPMENT

Development for sale

Choose an asset and load an illustrative example, or edit your own mix below. Changing asset type keeps your inputs. Commercial space is modelled for sale, without rental income. Examples are not market benchmarks.

Gross salesGBP 12,000,000
Development costsGBP 7,140,000
Land & acquisitionGBP 2,000,000
Programme18 monthsUp to 60 months

Build your revenue.

Add unit types or commercial space. Price each per unit or per square metre.

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Per unit: units × price. Per m²: units × area per unit × price per m². All sales share the receipt window in Programme. Up to 30 lines; scroll across to see every column.

Example assumptions · ready to edit

Project profit

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Before finance & tax

Return on cost

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Profit ÷ total project cost

Peak funding

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Largest month-end shortfall

Total project cost

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Land + all development costs

Your cashflow starts here.

Run the model to see monthly receipts, costs and the cash your project needs.

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Free live runs. No sign-up. Your inputs are processed for this run and are not saved as a project.

UNDERSTAND THE RESULT

A first appraisal, with clear assumptions.

One build-to-sell project with separate construction, professional fees, contingency, selling and other costs. Build sales from unit quantities or floor areas. Build your budget from fixed amounts, quantities and rates, or percentage allowances. Include acquisition costs in the land line. Individual items share their cost category’s timing; all sales share one receipts window. The Feasly Engine calculates monthly receipts and outflows, profit on total cost and the largest negative month-end cash balance.

Amounts are nominal and before finance and tax. This first appraisal excludes interest, financing fees, tax, inflation and escrow restrictions. Receipts and costs net within a month, so cash needed during that month can be higher. It is an initial project estimate, not a valuation or financing commitment.

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