50-HOME LUXURY SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT
Complete Development Profit & Loss Calculator
Analyze land acquisition, one-acre lots, roads, utilities, site infrastructure, luxury custom-home construction, financing, holding, amenities, marketing, sales revenue and developer profit for a 50-home luxury community.
1. Subdivision Overview
2. Luxury Home Mix
The model uses three luxury-home plans so the 50-home subdivision can include
different sizes and prices rather than assuming all 50 houses are identical.
The home counts below should total 50.
3. Revenue Summary
4. Raw Land Acquisition
5. Horizontal Subdivision Development
6. Luxury Community Amenities
7. Vertical Luxury Home Construction
8. Custom Home Upgrades & Lot Improvements
9. Construction Contingency
10. Architecture, Engineering & Soft Costs
11. Development Financing
12. Development Holding Costs
13. Marketing, Sales & Disposition
14. MASTER DEVELOPMENT COST
50-HOME LUXURY SUBDIVISION RESULTS
Revenue • Development Cost • Profit • ROI
Total Home Sales Revenue
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Total Development Cost
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PROJECTED DEVELOPER PROFIT / LOSS
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Profit Per Home
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Developer Profit Margin
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Project ROI
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Developer Cash Required
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Return on Developer Cash
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Break-Even Average Sale Price
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Average Revenue / Home
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Average Cost / Home
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Land + Infrastructure / Home
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Development Profit & Loss Statement
| Development Item | Project Amount | Per Home | % of Revenue |
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Home Plan Profitability
| Home Plan | Homes | Size | Sale Price / Home | Revenue | Direct Build Cost | Sale Price / SF |
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Enter assumptions to analyze the subdivision.
Important Development Disclaimer:
This calculator is intended for preliminary feasibility analysis only.
Actual subdivision development costs vary materially with land topography,
soil, wetlands, zoning, density, utility availability, road specifications,
stormwater requirements, impact fees, labor, materials, financing terms,
home specifications, amenities, market absorption and local government requirements.
Luxury construction costs and sale prices should be verified using actual
builder bids, engineering estimates, lender terms, appraisal data and current
comparable sales before acquiring land or beginning construction.
