Site and use mix
Site areaResidential GFARetail GLAOffice NLAMix
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Start modellingResidential, retail and office in one model with staged delivery, blended cost stacks and combined returns. Popurise is live for residential today and is expanding into mixed-use next.
Why this sector
Mixed-use schemes share land, finance and timing across uses. Treating each use as its own spreadsheet hides the interactions that decide the deal.
Residential, retail and office share land, finance and the construction programme.
Different uses come online in different months, modelled cleanly.
Sale revenue, stabilised NOI and capitalised value combined in one output set.
No more reconciling debt across three files. Peak debt and equity computed once.
Test residential-heavy, retail-heavy and balanced cases as scenarios.
No more chasing the latest version of each use in a different folder.
The spreadsheet problem
Mixed-use feasibility falls apart in spreadsheets because each use is a different model. The reconciliation step is where most of the time goes and most of the errors live.
The difference
Three spreadsheets is not a feasibility. Generic property tools cannot stage delivery cleanly. Popurise is being built for mixed-use teams that want one project, one answer.
Get to the answer faster, without spreadsheet mess or software bloat.
Register interestHow it works
Model the scheme, compare use weightings and decide what the site is actually worth.
Set the site, three use streams, build rates, revenue and timing in one workspace.
Test residential-heavy, retail-heavy and balanced as scenarios in the same project.
See blended profit, peak debt and combined returns. Decide what the site supports.
What the model handles
The Popurise mixed-use model is being scoped around shared land, staged delivery and combined returns across residential, retail and office uses.
Site areaResidential GFARetail GLAOffice NLAMix
Land costStamp dutyAllocationAcquisition
Residential rateRetail rateOffice rateCommonContingency
Apartment GRVRetail rentOffice rentCap rate
ConsultantsAuthorityAgentLeasingMarketing
DebtEquityInterestFeesPeak debt
AcquisitionConstructionStage 1Stage 2Exit
Inputs stay connected. Change the deal, see the answer move.
Decide which mix is worth chasing.
Screen complex sites against blended yield and margin.
Test mix and staging without rebuilding three workbooks.
Sanity-check retail and office leasing assumptions inside the deal.
Run cleaner mixed-use reviews without copying three files.
Why it exists
Popurise is being built to run residential, retail and office inside one project, with shared land, shared finance and shared timing.
Model residential, retail and office side by side, with shared land and finance and staged delivery as native inputs.
Use Popurise to test whether a complex site supports the mix before the deeper bid model is built.
Keep use streams, returns and cashflows together so the blended answer is easy to review.
Popurise helps mixed-use teams replace three spreadsheets with one workspace for mixed-use feasibility, staged delivery and blended returns review.
Questions
Straight answers on how Popurise will handle mixed-use feasibility for Australian developers.
Not yet. Popurise is live for residential development feasibility. Mixed-use is being scoped as a future sector on the same platform.
Land can be allocated by GFA, by value or by rule. Finance is computed once at the project level, so peak debt and equity are one number across the scheme.
Yes. Staged delivery is native. Residential, retail and office can come online in different months.
Sell-down revenue, stabilised NOI and capitalised exit values are combined in the output set with blended profit, blended IRR and peak debt.
Yes. Scenarios live in one project, so residential-heavy and retail-heavy cases sit side by side without copying files.
Yes. Retail at ground with residential above is a common scheme the model is being scoped around.
Use the Register interest button. Tell us how your team currently models mixed-use schemes and what would help.
Tell us how your team models mixed-use today. We are building this with the developers who will use it.