Real Estate Deal Pitch Final

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Real Estate Deal Pitch NICK LIEW NOAH NEWBERGER ZACHARY BARDWELL TOBIAS LEVIN STEIMBERG

Transcript of Real Estate Deal Pitch Final

Real Estate Deal PitchNICK LIEWNOAH NEWBERGERZACHARY BARDWELLTOBIAS LEVIN STEIMBERG

Executive Summary

1. Market Characteristics2. Site Plan3. Timeline4. Capital Structure5. Distribution Waterfall6. Analysis of Risks

Market DemandResidential

◦ 6.2% Avg Vacancy◦ 4.4% 12 month rent growth◦ Rents

Retail◦ 3.1% Avg Vacancy◦ 8.8% 12 month rent growth◦ Current asking rent $23/sqft

($/sqft/mo)

Residential

Retail

Site Plan On Western Ave.Development Plan

◦ Timeline- Two years to build both plots◦ Cost - $111 Million

1101 Western Avenue◦ 2 floors retail / 4 floors residential

1100 Western Avenue◦ 6 floors parking / 7 floors residential

Maximize waterfront views for residential and foot traffic for retailLEED Silver certification on all buildings

Floor Plans900 Square Foot 2 Bedroom 1,500 Square Foot 3-Bedroom

Retail Space- 25,000 sft per floor- Split 2-1, Anchor and two stores

Market Leasing Assumptions

Operating Expenses - 2% inflationParking - $80/stall/month

◦ 722 stalls

Commercial Tenants

Tenant Strategy ◦ Major anchor tenant◦ Regular tenants

Project Timeline

*Occupancy corresponds to Residential

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Sources and UsesDevelopment Costs

◦ Total = 111.4 million◦ Acquisition Cost ◦ Hard and Soft Costs

Debt and Equity

Construction Financing Equity Structure

Cash Flow Distribution

Step 1: Return All Capital - $40 milStep 2: Accrue and Pay Preferred Return at 7% (pari passu)Step 3: Split Free Cash Flow After Preferred Return 3 waysStep 4: Sell Property in Year 10Step 5: Split Sales Proceeds 3 ways

Financial Model General Assumptions

One Time Jump in Year 6

Vacancy Rates

0%

25%

Year 3Onwards

First 2 Years

Vacancy Rates - Retail

Private Equity Cash Flow

IRR = 30.2%

Gonzaga University Cash Flow

IRR = 42.2%

Our  Team’s  Cash  Flow

IRR = 40.8%

Overall IRRs

Average Cash-on-Cash

Sensitivity Analyses

Sensitivity Analyses (continued)

Sensitivity Analyses (continued)

Analysis of Risks (Qualitative)

1. Construction Risks◦ Delays from flooding

2. Market Risks◦ Macroeconomic conditions

3. Leasing risks◦ Higher Vacancy