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    Real Estate Development · Feasibility & ValuationDIN 276 · ImmoWertV § 21 · RICS Standard

    Real Estate Development Yield & Residual Land Value Terminal

    Perform institutional property development feasibility and residual land valuation: Complete DIN 276 hard/soft cost breakdown, construction finance interest, GDV exit, developer margins, and residual land value.

    DIN 276 cascadeCost groups 100 to 700
    Exit valuationGross Development Value
    Construction interestInterim Financing S-Curve
    Residual valueMax. Land Acquisition

    Space & Revenue Parameters

    Exit Net Initial Yield (%)4.25%
    Max Residual Land Value
    €1,648,277
    €471 / sqm plot
    Gross Development Value (GDV)
    €28,934,400
    €5,167 / sqm NLA (22x rent)

    Residual Land Value Corridor

    Net Land Price
    Bear
    €0
    GDV: €25,888,674
    Base Case
    €1,648,277
    GDV: €28,934,400
    Bull
    €7,559,652
    GDV: €32,792,320

    Methodology & Valuation Standards

    How does Residual Land Valuation work?

    From the Gross Development Value (GDV), all development costs (hard costs DIN 276, soft costs, interim finance interest, and target developer profit margin) are deducted. The remaining balance represents the maximum viable land purchase price.

    What is DIN 276 relevance?

    DIN 276 standardizes building construction costs from cost groups 100 to 700 and serves as the institutional foundation for bank financing and developer credit approvals.

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