Getting a Return from Mixed Use Development 从复合开发取得回报.pptVIP

Getting a Return from Mixed Use Development A presentation by Gerry Brough, DTZ 24th January 2006 A subsidiary of DTZ Group Holdings* Use advisers that: Have experience of working with/for all potential stakeholders (property occupiers, buyers, property investors, public authorities and local communities) Are knowledgeable about all aspects of the development cycle (Research Project Definition Development Delivery Impact Assessment) Are committed to the development of their business in the Czech Republic, over the long-term Meet the developers/investors needs: A well located site (near suppliers, customers, road links, labour supply)…. No ownership or planning issues…. To make as much profit as possible (low land price, high investment incentives, low build costs, no delays, high yields)…. A plentiful supply of adaptable, skilled labour…. No environmental liabilities…. Use an appropriate mix of advisers and cost/ benefit modelling to test various development options: Getting a return from mixed use development – 7 Key Factors Getting a return from mixed use development – 7 Key Factors Getting a return from mixed use development – 7 Key Factors Summary Expertise in all aspects of economic and property development Regeneration, Innovation, FDI, Performance Appraisal, Economic Impact Assessment, Master Planning, Development Appraisals, Market Appraisals Expertise in each stage of the project management process Research, Definition, Development, Delivery and Impact Assessment Extensive Property Market Expertise Expertise in advising Developers Property owners and occupiers Investors An international brand associated with providing high quality expertise to demanding clients Summary Overall assessment of brownfield sites within the region Work with Regional Councils to review zoning plans and identify the best potential development areas within the overall site, or wider region Produce pre-feasibility studies for key sites Development proposals for key s