Real Estate Development
Revision as of 15:32, 27 December 2011 by Wikiadmin (Talk | contribs)
The strategy of doing the feasibility study in Real Estate is to adjust the cap rate, construction cost, and rents, then give each section a percent of the Total Development Cost (TDC) to see where the development cost is being distributed.
Out of all my professions, I enjoy most physically designing my ideas. Therefore, I base it on ergonomic functional design and use Neufert (arch graphics) as the standard for the dimensions of my projects.
I would like all my developments to have a plaque near the entrance listing the names and titles of everyone involved, just like in movie credits. People who helped vital players, their bosses and sponsors, and anyone who, if not for them, would have needed someone else. Hypothetically even babysitters, who stayed at home with the kids while staff came to work and made it all possible. This is fun and something to look at and take something from for all the guests of the space.
1. 4 Unit Starter-for the new investor.
2. Affordable Housing is very profitable with little risk.
3. Commercial Fisherman Housing -GI Guaranteed Loan.
4. Student Housing –demand never ends.
5. Youth Hostel –the Y-Generation needs them.
6. Herbal Retreat –The new regulations make for a profitable new fad.
7. Land Development Consist of buying a big plot of land and subdividing it based on approved rezoning and infrastructure retrofitting. Considered one of the most lucrative but holds much risk.
8. “hybrid” buildings are being introduced in the city.
9. Buy Homes that are Cheaper than the Construction Cost –it will pay for itself.
10. High Rise University –why did no one else think about this?
11. Entertainment Retail is a big trend worldwide.
12. Kelvin Mountain Ski Resorts
13. Water/Amusement Parks –Located where our research shows the people need the most.
14. Ski Lift Over Beautiful Vistas
15. Indoor Volleyball Warehouse The new craze in college towns.
16. Ocean House –Let your imagination go.
17. Strip Clubs in Emerging Markets Controversial… but lucrative.
18. The Rican Grill –a whole new fine dining experience.
19. Dinner Film Studio –Maximize space and time.
20. Your Gym “Do what you want.”
21. Marine Automatic Storage My #1 Idea.
22. Medical Plaza –Baby Boomers are a goldmine.
23. Public Space –Free to build and profitable.
24. Underused Gov’t Property –They will thank you later.
25. Rehabilitating Warehouses –They literally set the framework for more significant ideas.
26. Foreclosure Niche –With the recovering market, this is a passing opportunity that needs to be taken advantage of.
27. Artist Housing -A focus on unique amenities for specific demographic markets.
28. Earth Homes -Not just for hippies anymore.
29. Miami Life Apartments -Bridging People and Opportunity.
Revision as of 15:32, 27 December 2011 by Wikiadmin (Talk | contribs)
The strategy of doing the feasibility study in Real Estate is to adjust the cap rate, construction cost, and rents, then give each section a percent of the Total Development Cost (TDC) to see where the development cost is being distributed.
Out of all my professions, I enjoy most physically designing my ideas. Therefore, I base it on ergonomic functional design and use Neufert (arch graphics) as the standard for the dimensions of my projects.
I would like all my developments to have a plaque near the entrance listing the names and titles of everyone involved, just like in movie credits. People who helped vital players, their bosses and sponsors, and anyone who, if not for them, would have needed someone else. Hypothetically even babysitters, who stayed at home with the kids while staff came to work and made it all possible. This is fun and something to look at and take something from for all the guests of the space.
1. 4 Unit Starter-for the new investor.
2. Affordable Housing is very profitable with little risk.
3. Commercial Fisherman Housing -GI Guaranteed Loan.
4. Student Housing –demand never ends.
5. Youth Hostel –the Y-Generation needs them.
6. Herbal Retreat –The new regulations make for a profitable new fad.
7. Land Development Consist of buying a big plot of land and subdividing it based on approved rezoning and infrastructure retrofitting. Considered one of the most lucrative but holds much risk.
8. “hybrid” buildings are being introduced in the city.
9. Buy Homes that are Cheaper than the Construction Cost –it will pay for itself.
10. High Rise University –why did no one else think about this?
11. Entertainment Retail is a big trend worldwide.
12. Kelvin Mountain Ski Resorts
13. Water/Amusement Parks –Located where our research shows the people need the most.
14. Ski Lift Over Beautiful Vistas
15. Indoor Volleyball Warehouse The new craze in college towns.
16. Ocean House –Let your imagination go.
17. Strip Clubs in Emerging Markets Controversial… but lucrative.
18. The Rican Grill –a whole new fine dining experience.
19. Dinner Film Studio –Maximize space and time.
20. Your Gym “Do what you want.”
21. Marine Automatic Storage My #1 Idea.
22. Medical Plaza –Baby Boomers are a goldmine.
23. Public Space –Free to build and profitable.
24. Underused Gov’t Property –They will thank you later.
25. Rehabilitating Warehouses –They literally set the framework for more significant ideas.
26. Foreclosure Niche –With the recovering market, this is a passing opportunity that needs to be taken advantage of.
27. Artist Housing -A focus on unique amenities for specific demographic markets.
28. Earth Homes -Not just for hippies anymore.
29. Miami Life Apartments -Bridging People and Opportunity.