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Property Outlook: what is it for?

What are the parameters used for evaluation?

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Written by Andrea Gentilini
Updated over a week ago

Walliance has partnered with JLL, a leading real estate consulting firm-under which, from the assumptions provided by Issuers, the consulting firms make an independent assessment with respect to Walliance, regarding each real estate project please note on the platform.

This assessment is made available to investors through the publication of the so-called Property Outlook provided by JLL. The document is published within each project page in the "Documents" section.

The purpose of the document is to provide an assessment of the real estate operation, ranging from 0 to 5 points. The parameters considered in making this assessment are many.

Parameters used for the rating

  • Population: indicates the extent to which the population of the area, as well as tourist attendance, falls within the potential catchment area of the properties to be built.

  • Linearity development: indicates the level of complexity of the project.

  • Soft cost adequacy: refers to design and management costs and indicates how consistent these are with those for similar projects.

  • Hard cost adequacy: refers to construction costs and indicates how consistent these are with those for similar projects.

  • Duration appropriateness: indicates how consistent the duration of the real estate operation is with the duration of similar projects.

  • Revenue congruity: indicates how consistent the expected revenues from the real estate operation are with those from similar projects.

  • Surface Consistency: indicates how consistent the types of apartments in the project are with the demand of the housing market in the development area.

  • Intended use: indicates how consistent the project is with real estate market demand regarding the intended use of properties in the development area.

  • Market interest: indicates how much demand in the real estate market can demonstrate interest in the operation.

  • Market trends: represents an assessment of what the real estate market trends are in the development area and how the operation fits within this trend.

  • Economic conditions: provides a general assessment against the expected costs and revenues of the real estate operation.

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