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Cheng Bin Zhang
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Boston, MA
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Key Metrics for Commercial/Retail Development in Brooklyn

Cheng Bin Zhang
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Boston, MA
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Hi All!

I've been asked by a family friend to invest in a commercial deal in Bensonhurst Brooklyn, NY that they've already procured. Having almost no experience in this arena, I'd like to tap into the BP community for some guidance.

The 5 year plan is to acquire with a construction loan, develop, lease, and refi. They're asking for $5 million. The team thinks it'll cost just under $2 mil to develop and lease (NNN - 5 year term) out at $2.5/sq/month with a total of 29,600 sqft. which can yield $888,000/year or with a 10% vacancy discounte = ~800k/year. So that leaves a cap of roughly 11.5%.

Is this reasonable?  Are there other metrics that I should consider?  Are there legal considerations since there are quite a few investors already.  Thoughts?

Thanks!

Cheng

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