Windmills conducts project feasibility studies to determine market demand, pricing, costs, risks and returns. We evaluate development timeframes and financial performance to help investors make informed decisions about residential, commercial, hospitality and mixed-use projects in the GCC region.
Windmills undertakes project feasibility assignments very seriously and professionally. Let us explain below how we do it and what the important process steps are that we look after professionally.
How is the current market doing? At what price will the project configuration be sold? Who will be the buyers? How long will it take to complete the regulatory approvals, develop the project, and sell the project? What will sell more and what less? What will be the repayment period? How much net profit will we get? What is the initial capital and total investment? What will be the project's IRR and return on equity, and investment? What are the critical success factors, risks, and liabilities, and are they mitigated? And many questions like this our clients have in their minds about their investment/business.
Windmills is well experienced in preparing such project feasibility reports realistically. We have carried out many feasibility studies for buildings, towers, resorts, villa compounds, souq projects, etc. We have also written feasibility studies and business plans for many other industries in the GCC region. We have many real estate project managers, real estate market experts in various residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality, medical, education, etc. segments, financial managers, civil engineers, mechanical engineers, building surveyors, development specialists, tenants, and investors on board.
Additionally, we have carried out more than 20,000 valuations of diverse types of real estate properties. Since we also have comprehensive experience in preparing reserve fund studies, service cost studies, and technical defect monitoring and project monitoring, we are in the best position to prepare project feasibility reports.
Survey Processes
Understanding the Subject Property: Reviewing available property documentation and clarifying the scope, purpose, and service requirements.
Conflict of Interest Assessment: Confirming independence and compliance with applicable professional, ethical, and regulatory standards.
Scope & Methodology Definition: Defining the areas to be inspected, building elements covered, inspection level, and survey methodology.
Physical Inspection: Conducting a systematic visual inspection of accessible building components and common areas.
Condition & Lifecycle Assessment: Assessing condition, age, and remaining useful life of building elements using standard rating criteria.
Cost & Risk Evaluation: Identifying maintenance, repair, or replacement considerations and associated risks, where applicable.
Proven Expertise Across All Property Types
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