Team experience
Dublin · Ireland
52 & 53 Airways Industrial Estate
A 40,000 sq ft industrial and commercial interiors project in Dublin, delivered on a 12-week programme.
Valuation & Advisory
Find out on a spreadsheet, not on site.
Development consultancy tests whether a scheme works before money is committed to it. Nautic prepares feasibility studies and residual land value appraisals, stress-tests viability against cost, revenue and programme, advises on phasing and procurement strategy, and monitors construction spend on behalf of lenders and funders.
The decisions that determine whether a development makes money are made before the first drawing is issued: what to build, how much of it, in what order, and at what price. We model those decisions properly, including the ones a developer would rather not test, so the scheme that proceeds is the one that survives scrutiny.
What we deliver
Scheme options tested against cost, revenue, programme and planning risk.
What a site is worth given what can actually be built on it and sold from it.
Stress-testing against cost inflation, sales rates, interest and programme slippage.
Sequencing that matches cash flow to sales or leasing, rather than the other way round.
The right contract and risk allocation for the scheme, the market and the client's appetite.
Drawdown certification, cost-to-complete analysis and progress reporting for funding banks.
Working with Nautic
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FAQ
It calculates what a site is worth by taking the value of the completed development and deducting construction cost, fees, finance and developer's profit. What remains is what the land can support.
Before the site is bought, or before an option is exercised. A feasibility study is inexpensive relative to a site purchase and is the cheapest opportunity to say no.
Acting for the funding bank: reviewing the cost plan and contract at the outset, then certifying each drawdown against work actually completed and reporting on cost to complete.
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