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250 Apartments
850 East 55th Street.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
Timeframe* Enter into contract, due diligence, final design Current - December
2009 Close on land purchase
November 15, 2008
Close construction loan December 31, 2008
Construction Year 2009
Close Permanent Loan December 31, 2010
Lease Up Year 2010
Stabilization Year, operational years 2011 – 2014
Property Rented December 31,
2014
* Time frame subject to change due to unforeseen construction circumstances.
Ownership Structure
Owning Entities Equity Investment % of Equity
Entity Structure We have selected to hold the ownership of the subject property in a
limited liability company, LLC, as they offer excellent liability
protection. The tax implications also benefits owners and investors
involved.
Location, Market The building is situated in the popular Midtown East area, one of the
most gentrified and up and coming districts of all of New York City.
Near all major, transportation, Restaurant Row and Times Square this
property’s location is one of the most desirable addresses New York
City for first time renters and people looking for a better value
proposition then buying.
Other successful rental developments in our neighborhood include the 148 unit
Clinton West directly across the street at 516 West East 55th Street
(fully rented) plus current new luxury rental developments on 46th
between 10th & 11th, 44th & 10th and the Orion (rented out) & the
Atelier on west 42nd street.
Site Evaluation, Current Condition
The property is located on East 55th street approximately 100 feet west of 3rd Avenue
within an R8 District in the Special Midtown East District in Manhattan, Community District
4. The site is currently vacant building and has a lot area of 200 x 100 square feet
allowing for 350,000 buildable square feet.
Because the site is located above an active subway right-of-way, a special permit pursuant
to Section 74-681(1)(a) is required and was obtained. In addition, a Special Permit was
requested and was duly adopted by the city Planning Commission on May 12, 2008
(Calendar No.24).
Assuming preferred investors invest $100 million of the equity and the project is rented for
$340,320,239 (at a 4.5% cap based on 2015 NOI - reasonable assumption based on the current
market) then the IRR to the preferred investor over the 5 year expected time horizon of the
investment will be 16.44%.
HSBC is providing a $72,492,500 construction loan and the developers are providing personal
guarantees for 30% of the loan. In summary, the developers are not only putting up $11,522,028
hard cash but they are personally guarantying $18 million to the Bank and land renteder. The
developer’s enormous capital commitment to this project should give confidence and comfort to the
preferred equity investors about the developers’ strong conviction in this project
Comparative Market Analysis
850 East 55th Street targets first time condo buyers who are working within walking
distance of the Midtown business district. We are targeting the buyer who is looking to
spend $450,000 to $1,000,000. The condominium will be mostly smaller apartments with
average price of $1,000-$1,100 for the top floor private rooftop apts and group floor apts
with a private garden.
The following are comparative new development condominiums similar in style, brand and
quality that have recently opened and or are near completed rented out.
While there are a number of condominium projects recently completed or underway, there
are not many that specifically targeted the entry-level market. Most of the new
construction condominium and town home projects are targeted at the high-end, high-rise
market. These projects are within walking distance, however, we feel they do not compare
because of the size of the units which result in a high starting price for their apartments.
Starting price pre-construction sales begin at over $55 per square foot and go up to $75+
per square foot in high-rise buildings.
MIDTOWN EAST
The term Clinton refers to the former New York City Mayor and New York State Governor in
the 18th century, DeWitt Clinton. The neighborhood stands on what was once his farm
land. One of the neighborhood's gathering places is DeWitt Clinton Park.
NEIGHBORHOOD
Comedy Central's satirical program, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, is also taped in
Midtown East— recently trading one local studio for another. In the summer of 2005 it
moved from its quarters at 54th Street and 10th Avenue to a new studio in the
neighborhood, at 733 11th Avenue, between 51st and 52nd Streets.
Development Team
SPONSER/DEVELOPER
ARCHITECT
Architect, PLLC
Our client’s success is our reward, from comprehensive initial zoning analysis to the final
punch list; our focus is on the project and our client's needs. Besides doing much of our
own design work we also work closely with some of the world's foremost architects such
as Michael Graves, Philip Johnson, Robert Stern, David Rockwell, to name a few.
Other projects have included private residences, zoning consulting, tax lot and attorney
general reports for condominiums, BSA approvals, landmarks commission approvals,
fitness gyms, large scale window replacements, and commercial interiors work.
Rent to Qualifying Tenants
Construction Budget
11/15/2008 - 12/31/2009 Total Equity Loan Per SQFT
350,000
Acquisition costs 100% 0%
$35,000,00
Cost of land and existing building shell 0 $100.00
Closing cost $525,000 $1.50
$35,525,00 $35,525,0
0 00 $101.50
72,492,5
Loan Amount 00
Annual Interest Rate 7.50%
Monthly Interest Rate 0.63%
Retainage 10%
10/31/201
($195,931
2 120,911,246 (876,057) (680,126) ) 120,715,315
11/30/201
($197,034
2 120,715,315 (876,057) (679,024) ) 120,518,281
12/31/201
($198,142
2 120,518,281 (876,057) (677,915) ) 120,320,139
2012 Total 1,458,984,143 (10,512,686) (8,206,786) (2,305,900) 1,456,678,243
($199,256
1/31/2013 120,320,139 (876,057) (676,801) ) 120,120,883
($200,377
2/28/2013 120,120,883 (876,057) (675,680) ) 119,920,506
($201,504
3/31/2013 119,920,506 (876,057) (674,553) ) 119,719,001
($202,638
4/30/2013 119,719,001 (876,057) (673,419) ) 119,516,364
($203,778
5/31/2013 119,516,364 (876,057) (672,280) ) 119,312,586
($204,924
6/30/2013 119,312,586 (876,057) (671,133) ) 119,107,662
($206,077
7/31/2013 119,107,662 (876,057) (669,981) ) 118,901,586
($207,236
8/31/2013 118,901,586 (876,057) (668,821) ) 118,694,350
($208,401
9/30/2013 118,694,350 (876,057) (667,656) ) 118,485,948
10/31/201
($209,574
3 118,485,948 (876,057) (666,483) ) 118,276,375
11/30/201
($210,753
3 118,276,375 (876,057) (665,305) ) 118,065,622
12/31/201
($211,938
3 118,065,622 (876,057) (664,119) ) 117,853,684
1,430,441,02
2013 Total 1 (10,512,686) (8,046,231) (2,466,455) 1,427,974,566
($213,130
1/31/2014 117,853,684 (876,057) (662,927) ) 117,640,554
($214,329
2/28/2014 117,640,554 (876,057) (661,728) ) 117,426,225
($215,535
3/31/2014 117,426,225 (876,057) (660,523) ) 117,210,690
($216,747
4/30/2014 117,210,690 (876,057) (659,310) ) 116,993,943
($217,966
5/31/2014 116,993,943 (876,057) (658,091) ) 116,775,977
($219,192
6/30/2014 116,775,977 (876,057) (656,865) ) 116,556,785
($220,425
7/31/2014 116,556,785 (876,057) (655,632) ) 116,336,359
($221,665
8/31/2014 116,336,359 (876,057) (654,392) ) 116,114,694
($222,912
9/30/2014 116,114,694 (876,057) (653,145) ) 115,891,782
10/31/201
($224,166
4 115,891,782 (876,057) (651,891) ) 115,667,616
11/30/201
($225,427
4 115,667,616 (876,057) (650,630) ) 115,442,190
12/31/201
($226,695
4 115,442,190 (876,057) (649,362) ) 115,215,495
2014
Total 1,399,910,500 (10,512,686) (7,874,497) (2,638,189)
Rent to Qualifying Tenants
Projected Lease-up Schedule
January to December 2010
Lease-up Schedule
Total January February March April May June
Residential
1 bedrooms at market rent $4,500 per month
Units leased 20 40 40 45 50 50
% leased 40% 80% 80% 90% 100% 100%
Gross Income $2,452,500 $90,000 $180,000 $180,000 $202,500 $225,000 $225,000
Rent-up Charges $135,000 $54,000 $54,000 $0 $13,500 $13,500
Retails
Stores $25,000 per month
Units leased 3 1 2 3 3 3 3
% leased 33% 67% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Retail Rental Income $825,000 $25,000 $50,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000
Lease-up Schedule
July August September October November December
Residential
1 bedrooms at market rent
Units leased 50 50 50 50 50 50
% leased 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Gross Income $225,000 $225,000 $225,000 $225,000 $225,000 $225,000
Rent-up Charges
2 bedrooms
Units leased 150 150 150 150 150 150
% leased 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Gross Income $975,000 $975,000 $975,000 $975,000 $975,000 $975,000
Rent-up Charges
Retails
Stores
Units leased 3 3 3 3 3 3
% leased 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Retail Rental Income $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000
Rent to Qualifying
Tenants
Lease-up Year
Proforma
January to December
2010
Februar
Total January y March April May
Residential Rental
Income
1 bedrooms at $2,452,50 $180,00 $180,00 $202,50 $225,00
market rent 0 $90,000 0 0 0 0
1 bedrooms at 45% $1,083,37 $101,25
market 5 $40,500 $60,750 $81,000 $91,125 0
$10,725,0 $650,00 $812,50 $975,00 $975,00
2 bedrooms 00 $487,500 0 0 0 0
Total Residential $14,260,8 $890,75 $1,073,5 $1,268,6 $1,301,2
Income 75 $618,000 0 00 25 50
Retail Rental
Income $825,000 $25,000 $50,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000
Expenses
$2,262,88 $141,11 $172,27 $201,54 $206,43
Operating Expenses 1 $96,450 3 5 4 8
Real Estate Taxes $27,500 $2,292 $2,292 $2,292 $2,292 $2,292
$2,290,38 $143,40 $174,56 $203,83 $208,72
Total Expenses 1 $98,742 4 7 5 9
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
$249,42 $249,42
6 $249,426 6 $249,426 $249,426 $249,426 $249,426
Depreciation Schedules
$183,478,2
Total Cost of Property 62
Less: Basis of Land
$35,000,00
Land Purchase Cost 0
Closing Costs $525,000
Demolition Costs $400,000
$35,925,00
Basis of Land 0
$147,553,2
Depreciable Basis (Basis of Building) 62
$16,230,85
Portion allocable to personal property 9
$131,322,4
Portion allocable to real property 04
Useful Life
27.5 years for real property
for personal
7 years property
Straight Line Method for Real Property only
Annual Depreciation
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Annual Depreciation real
property $4,576,387 $4,775,360 $4,775,360 $4,775,360 $4,775,360
Annual Depreciation personal
property $2,319,390 $3,974,937 $2,838,777 $2,027,234 $1,449,416
$6,895,777 $8,750,297 $7,614,137 $6,802,594 $6,224,776
Amortization Schedules
Amortization Schedule
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
$18,80 $18,80 $18,80 $18,80 $18,80
Annual Amortization 0 0 0 0 0
$ $ $ $ $
451,19 432,39 413,59 394,79 375,99
Unamortized Amount 4 4 4 4 5
Amortization
Schedule 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Annual Amortization
$256,2 $256,2 $256,2
Residential 00 00 00
Retail $9,000 $9,000 $9,000 $9,000 $9,000
$265,2 $265,2 $265,2
Total Annual Amortization 00 00 00 $9,000 $9,000
Unamortized Amount
$512,4
Residential 00
$36,00
Retails 0
Total Unamortized Rent-up $548,4 $283,2 $18,00
Charges 00 00 0 $9,000 $0
Rent to Qualifying
Tenants
Tax Calculations
Land (Acquisition
Cost) $35,525,000
Total Construction
Cost $144,985,000
x 0.40 $57,994,000
$93,519,000
Assessed Valuation
Tax Rate @ 5.91%
Real Property Tax $5,527,908
Gain on Sale
Sale Price $278,969,711
Less: Cost of Sale ($6,974,243)
Net Sale Proceeds $271,995,468
Less: Total Adjusted
Basis ($147,190,681)
Gain on Sale $124,804,787
Depreciation Recapture $22,881,934
Long Term Capital Gain $101,922,853
Tax on Recaptured
Depreciation 25% $5,720,483
Tax on Long Term Capital
Gain 15% $15,288,428
Rent to Qualifying
Tenants
Expenses:
$1,701,04
Operating Expenses $2,262,881 $1,651,500 $1,701,045 5 $1,701,045 $
$3,316,74
Real Estate Taxes $27,500 $2,763,954 $3,040,349 5 $3,593,140 $
$5,017,79
Total Expenses $2,290,381 $4,415,454 $4,741,394 0 $5,294,185 $
$1,008,3 $1,281,7
Before Tax Cash Flow 82 $1,110,400 38 $1,518,369 $1,771,263
$1,169,81 $1,508,67
Less: Income Tax 6 $2,018,835 5 $995,949 $645,093
$2,178,1 $2,790,4
After Tax Cash Flow 97 $3,129,235 13 $2,514,319 $2,416,356
($111,455,7
Less: Equity Contribution 56)
Plus: Permanent Loan
Net of Construction
Loan $51,488,975
Plus: After Tax Sale
Proceeds $128,987,360
($59,966,7 $2,178,1 $2,790,4
Total After Tax Cash Flow 81) 97 $3,129,235 13 $2,514,319 $131,403,716
Key Assumptions
Acquisition Amounts
Building info
Retail 3 units
of total 52,
Retail space 15% sqft 500 sqft
297,
Residential 250 units 500 sqft
@ market 50 units
of one
@ 45% of market 50 units 50% bedrooms
Predevelopment cost
Engineer, design, architects, fees &
costs $45,000
$61,500
Construction costs
Taxes
Ordinary
Income tax Rate 35%
Capital gain
tax 15%
Capital gain
recapture
tax rate 25%
Sale of property
Construction loan
Points $30,000
Permanent loan
From the
Constructi $183,478,2
Total Cost of the Property on Budget 62
$211,328,8
Valuation $11,623,086 NOI Cap Rate 5.5% 32
$126,797,2
Loan amount 60% 99
Term 25 years
Amortization 25 years
$275,196
Closing fees
of the
Points 0.10% loan $126,797
$194,797
Rental assumptions
of first
lease
Lease-up leasing commissions 5% year GI
Retail
2012 2.00%
2013 2.00%
2014 2.00%
Residential
2012 3.5%
2013 3.5%
2014 3.5%
Operating Expenses
Escalation 3%
45
days/3
Real estate taxes 2008 60 $3,438
2009 $27,500
2010 $27,500
Predevelopment
costs 100% 0%
Engineer, design, architects, fees &
costs $45,000 $0.13
NYC plumbing, water, steam connection
permits $3,500 $0.01
Land, soil tests, environmental testing $13,000 $0.04
$61,500 $61,500 $0.18
Construction
costs 50% 50%
Demolition
costs $400,000 $1.14
$133,875,0
Hard costs 00 $382.50
$10,710,00
Soft costs 0 $30.60
$144,985,0 $72,492,5 $72,492,50
00 00 0 $414.24
72,492,5
Loan Amount 00
Annual Interest Rate 7.50%
Monthly Interest Rate 0.63%
Retainage 10%
(765,26 (623,03
($142,23 110,619,08
1 1/31/2010 110,761,314 3) 2) 0) 3
(765,26 (622,23
($143,03 110,476,05
2 2/28/2010 110,619,083 3) 2) 0) 3
(765,26 (621,42
($143,83 110,332,21
3 3/31/2010 110,476,053 3) 8) 5) 8
(765,26 (620,61
($144,64 110,187,57
4 4/30/2010 110,332,218 3) 9) 4) 4
(765,26 (619,80
($145,45 110,042,11
5 5/31/2010 110,187,574 3) 5) 8) 7
(765,26 (618,98
($146,27 109,895,84
6 6/30/2010 110,042,117 3) 7) 6) 1
(765,26 (618,16
($147,09 109,748,74
7 7/31/2010 109,895,841 3) 4) 9) 2
(765,26 (617,33
($147,92 109,600,81
8 8/31/2010 109,748,742 3) 7) 6) 6
(765,26 (616,50
($148,75 109,452,05
9 9/30/2010 109,600,816 3) 5) 8) 8
1 (765,26 (615,66
($149,59 109,302,46
0 10/31/2010 109,452,058 3) 8) 5) 3
1 (765,26 (614,82
($150,43 109,152,02
1 11/30/2010 109,302,463 3) 6) 6) 7
1 (765,26 (613,98
($151,28 109,000,74
2 12/31/2010 109,152,027 3) 0) 3) 4
(9,183,15 (7,422,58 (1,760,56 1,317,809,73
2010 Total 1,319,570,306 2) 3) 9) 6
1 (765,26 (613,12
($152,13 108,848,61
3 1/31/2011 109,000,744 3) 9) 3) 1
1 (765,26 (612,27
($152,98 108,695,62
4 2/28/2011 108,848,611 3) 3) 9) 2
1 (765,26 (611,41
($153,85 108,541,77
5 3/31/2011 108,695,622 3) 3) 0) 2
1 (765,26 (610,54
($154,71 108,387,05
6 4/30/2011 108,541,772 3) 7) 5) 7
1 (765,26 (609,67
($155,58 108,231,47
7 5/31/2011 108,387,057 3) 7) 5) 1
1 (765,26 (608,80
($156,46 108,075,01
8 6/30/2011 108,231,471 3) 2) 1) 0
1 (765,26 (607,92
($157,34 107,917,67
9 7/31/2011 108,075,010 3) 2) 1) 0
2 (765,26 (607,03
($158,22 107,759,44
0 8/31/2011 107,917,670 3) 7) 6) 4
2 (765,26 (606,14
($159,11 107,600,32
1 9/30/2011 107,759,444 3) 7) 6) 8
2 (765,26 (605,25
($160,01 107,440,31
2 10/31/2011 107,600,328 3) 2) 1) 7
2 (765,26 (604,35
($160,91 107,279,40
3 11/30/2011 107,440,317 3) 2) 1) 6
2 (765,26 (603,44
($161,81 107,117,59
4 12/31/2011 107,279,406 3) 7) 6) 0
(9,183,15 (7,299,99 (1,883,15 1,295,894,29
2011 Total 1,297,777,452 2) 8) 4) 8
Rent to Qualifying
Tenants
Lease-up Schedule
Total January February March April May June
Residential
1 bedrooms at market rent $4,500 per month
Units leased 40 80 80 90 100
% leased 40% 80% 80% 90% 100% 1
Gross Income $4,905,000 $180,000 $360,000 $360,000 $405,000 $450,000 $450
Rent-up Charges $270,000 $108,000 $108,000 $0 $27,000 $27,000
$ $ $ $ $ $
Total Residential Rental Income 15,630,000 667,500 1,010,000 1,172,500 1,380,000 $ 1,425,000 1,425,0
Total Residential Rent-up $ $ $ $ $
Charges 855,000 400,500 205,500 97,500 124,500 $ 27,000 $
Retails
Stores $25,000 per month
Units leased 3 1 2 3 3 3
% leased 33% 67% 100% 100% 100% 1
Retail Rental Income $825,000 $25,000 $50,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75
Lease-up Schedule
July August September October November December
Residential
1 bedrooms at market rent
Units leased 100 100 100 100 100 100
% leased 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Gross Income $450,000 $450,000 $450,000 $450,000 $450,000 $450,000
Rent-up Charges
2 bedrooms
Units leased 150 150 150 150 150 150
% leased 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Gross Income $975,000 $975,000 $975,000 $975,000 $975,000 $975,000
Rent-up Charges
$ $ $ $ $ $
Total Residential Rental Income 1,425,000 1,425,000 1,425,000 1,425,000 1,425,000 1,425,000
Total Residential Rent-up
Charges $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
Market Rate Rents
Lease-up Year
Proforma
January to December
2010
Retail Rental
Income $825,000 $25,000 $50,000 $75,000 $75,000 $75,000
Expenses
$2,468,25 $159,00 $187,12 $218,25 $225,00
Operating Expenses 0 $103,875 0 5 0 0
Real Estate Taxes $27,500 $2,292 $2,292 $2,292 $2,292 $2,292
$2,495,75 $161,29 $189,41 $220,54 $227,29
Total Expenses 0 $106,167 2 7 2 2
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
$461,69 $461,69
6 $461,696 6 $461,696 $461,696 $461,696 $461,696
Market Rate Rents
Depreciation Schedules
$183,478,26
Total Cost of Property 2
Less: Basis of Land
$35,000,0
Land Purchase Cost 00
Closing Costs $525,000
Demolition Costs $400,000
Basis of Land $35,925,000
$147,553,26
Depreciable Basis (Basis of Building) 2
Useful Life
27.5 years for real property
for personal
7 years property
Straight Line Method for Real Property only
Annual Depreciation
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
$4,576,38 $4,775,36
Annual Depreciation real property 7 $4,775,360 0 $4,775,360 $4,775,360
Annual Depreciation personal $2,319,39 $2,838,77
property 0 $3,974,937 7 $2,027,234 $1,449,416
$6,895,77 $7,614,13
7 $8,750,297 7 $6,802,594 $6,224,776
Amortization Schedules
Amortization Schedule
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
$17,19 $17,19 $17,19 $17,19 $17,19
Annual Amortization 6 6 6 6 6
$ $ $ $ $
412,70 395,51 378,31 361,11 343,92
Unamortized Amount 7 1 5 9 3
Amortization
Schedule 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Annual Amortization
$285,0 $285,0 $285,0
Residential 00 00 00
Retail $9,000 $9,000 $9,000 $9,000 $9,000
$294,0 $294,0 $294,0
Total Annual Amortization 00 00 00 $9,000 $9,000
Unamortized Amount
$570,0
Residential 00
$36,00
Retails 0
Total Unamortized Rent-up $606,0 $312,0 $18,00
Charges 00 00 0 $9,000 $0
Market Rate Rents
Tax Calculations
Land (Acquisition
Cost) $35,525,000
Total Construction
Cost $144,985,000
x 0.40 $57,994,000
$93,519,000
Assessed Valuation
Tax Rate @ 5.91%
Real Property Tax $5,527,908
Gain on Sale
Sale Price $274,775,720
Less: Cost of Sale ($6,869,393)
Net Sale Proceeds $267,906,327
Less: Total Adjusted
Basis ($147,190,681)
Gain on Sale $120,715,646
Depreciation Recapture $22,881,934
Long Term Capital Gain $97,833,712
Tax on Recaptured
Depreciation 25% $5,720,483
Tax on Long Term Capital
Gain 15% $14,675,057
Market Rate Rents
Expenses:
$1,854,00 $1,854,00
Operating Expenses $2,468,250 $1,800,000 0 $1,854,000 0 $1,854,000
$5,527,90 $5,527,90
Real Estate Taxes $27,500 $5,527,908 8 $5,527,908 8 $5,527,908
$7,381,90 $7,381,90
Total Expenses $2,495,750 $7,327,908 8 $7,381,908 8 $7,381,908
$3,374,19 $2,588,64
Before Tax Cash Flow 8 $969,968 $1,456,309 $2,013,682 0
Less: Income Tax $410,272 $2,172,930 $1,559,163 $931,205 $475,228
$3,784,47 $3,063,86
After Tax Cash Flow 0 $3,142,898 $3,015,472 $2,944,887 8
($111,415,6
Less: Equity Contribution 66)
Plus: Permanent Loan
Net of Construction $35,452,98
Loan 9
$140,082,8
Plus: After Tax Sale Proceeds 31
($75,962,6 $3,784,47 $143,146,
Total After Tax Cash Flow 77) 0 $3,142,898 $3,015,472 $2,944,887 699
Pre Tax IRR Calculation 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
($75,962,67 $3,374,19 $1,456,3 $169,850, $101,702,1
7) 8 $969,968 09 $2,013,682 714 94
Yearly IRR 19.20%
After Tax
Pre Tax IRR 18.18% IRR 15.77%
Market Rate Rents
Key Assumptions
Acquisition Amounts
Building info
Retail 3 units
of total 52,
Retail space 15% sqft 500 sqft
297,
Residential 250 units 500 sqft
Predevelopment cost
Engineer, design, architects, fees &
costs $45,000
$61,500
Construction costs
Taxes
Ordinary
Income tax Rate 35%
Capital gain
tax 15%
Capital gain
recapture
tax rate 25%
Sale of property
Construction loan
Points $30,000
Permanent loan
From the
Constructi $183,478,2
Total Cost of the Property on Budget 62
$184,602,1
Valuation $10,153,120 NOI Cap Rate 5.5% 89
$110,761,3
Loan amount 60% 14
Term 25 years
Amortization 25 years
$251,142
Closing fees
of the
Points 0.10% loan $110,761
$178,761
Rental assumptions
of first
lease
Lease-up leasing commissions 5% year GI
Retail
2012 2.00%
2013 2.00%
2014 2.00%
Residential
2012 3.5%
2013 3.5%
2014 3.5%
Operating Expenses
Escalation 3%
45
days/3
Real estate taxes 2008 60 $3,438
2009 $27,500
2010 $27,500