Discover why leading developers are abandoning Excel for specialized underwriting platforms and how this shift is transforming deal analysis, collaboration, and decision-making in real estate development.
Debt yield is a real estate risk metric that measures a property's net operating income (NOI) relative to the loan amount. Lenders typically target debt yield between 8% and 12% depending on property type and risk. Learn how lenders use it to size loans and evaluate downside risk.
Return on cost (ROC) is a key metric used in real estate development to measure a project's stabilized yield relative to its total development cost. Learn why developers typically target 7-10% return on cost and seek 150-250 basis point spreads over market cap rates.
Typical real estate return benchmarks vary by both property type and investment strategy. Learn why developers target 150-250 basis point spreads between return on cost and exit cap rate, and how benchmarks differ across multifamily, industrial, self storage, retail, and office.
Customer feedback drove us to expand beyond development. Learn how our new acquisitions module handles existing properties, lease rollovers, and value-add analysis—solving problems that Excel simply can't.
Adam Halem