Making the property recession work for you – assessing viable sites and developments
Courses Background:
• This BRAND NEW 1 DAY COURSE will appeal to all who have an interest in putting viable development sites together in ‘a period of quiet reflection’ (AKA a recession).
• It is generally accepted that we are in the worst property market and recession since the 1930’s BUT, managed properly, this can be a period of consolidation and preparation for the inevitable ‘bounce back’.
• Developers, Local Authories and Land Owners can use this time to assemble sites and prepare development ready for the return of the market. Sites which are ‘oven ready’ for the right market sectors will be first to get the end user/finance and will thus be the first to get the cream of pent up demand.
• History shows that those who wait and start late are often left with the crumbs.
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Public Course Delegate Rate:
£280 plus VAT
Course Duration:
1 Day
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Course Content:
THE CURRENT PROPERTY MARKET
• Current economic climate
• Outlook for property
• How long will it last – and how much worse will it get?
• Market overview – are all sectors affected?
• Which sectors will recover first?
• Using the recession to identify opportunities
‘WHERE HAS ALL THE MONEY GONE?’
• An overview of banks and institutions, current credit controls and lending criteria
• Funding and acquiring sites
• ‘End users and users and users all around, but not one will sign up’ – how to secure development finance.
• Now or wait? Do you have a choice?
• New sources of finance
PROJECT APPRAISAL
• How to assess development viability
• What will the market want/need in future?
• Assessing needs and opportunities – then assembling sites
• Getting ready for the upturn
• Identifying hidden opportunities
WHAT TYPES OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECT STRATEGIES?
• Choosing your development; getting the right strategy for the right development
• ‘To ‘C’ or not to ‘C’ – there really is no question’ – the importance of the c-word..CONTROL … and how to manage and maintain control
• Comprehensive vs piecemeal
• New build vs refer?
• Going it alone? Is this best? What are the alternatives?
• Joint ventures – how to set them up and how to choose your partners(s)
PLANNING
• The role of planning in the development strategy
• How to communicate to keep all shareholders on board
• Section 106 Undertakings – know your costs
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