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Site and scheme
Site areaGFANLAConsulting roomsTheatres - 02
Land
Land costStamp dutyAcquisition - 03
Construction
Shell $/m²Fit-out by usePlantContingency - 04
Approvals
DAHealth approvalsLicensingMarketing - 05
Lease and revenue
Operator rentLease termEscalationIncentives - 06
Finance and exit
LVRInterestCap rateExit value - 07
Programme
ApprovalsConstructionFit-outOpening
What this model does
Healthcare feasibility, end to end.
Decide whether the healthcare operator lease holds up at institutional cap rate. Fit-out by use and approvals timing drive the answer, not a single shell rate.
Schema
Every input. Every output. In one view.
The full healthcare feasibility model schema. 7 input blocks feeding 8 output metrics, with the calculation engine in between.
- Operator rent$2.4M pa
- Exit value$37.5M
- Stabilised NOI$2.4M
- Development profit$7.2M
- Development margin23.8%
- Equity IRR16.4%
- Programme26 months
Engine logic
Two engines. Scenarios and cashflow.
The two pieces that separate the healthcare feasibility from a spreadsheet. Scenarios that share one project, and a monthly cashflow wired to every input.
Multiple scenarios, one project
Switchable in a click. No copied files.
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Operator lease terms as scenario levers.
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Consulting rooms versus theatres per scenario.
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Fit-out tier per use type as a scenario.
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Cap rate sensitivity on one project.
Monthly cashflow, fully connected
Every input touches the schedule.
- 01
Cashflow runs through approvals, construction and operator fitout.
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Operator rent steps in at opening, with escalation through hold.
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Plant and services costs broken out, with their own contingency.
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Exit value applied at the cap rate at stabilisation.
Excel replacement
Where the workbook quietly fails.
Every row is a recurring failure mode of the healthcare feasibility spreadsheet, and how the model handles it once.
Use and verify
What it decides. What to check first.
The decisions the healthcare feasibility is built to support, alongside the things to verify before you trust it on a live deal.
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Lock the operator
Test operator lease terms against stabilised yield. Decide what holds at exit.
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Right-size the fit-out
Fit-out per use type as a real input. Margin reflects the tier.
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Stage the consulting versus surgical
Consulting rooms versus theatres as separate components.
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Pressure-test the cap rate
Healthcare cap rates are tight. See the sensitivity.
Questions
Healthcare feasibility, answered.
How Popurise handles the healthcare feasibility.
Is the healthcare model live today?
Not yet. Popurise is live for residential. Healthcare is on the expansion roadmap.
What asset types are in scope?
Medical centres, day hospitals and specialist consulting. Aged care sits in the retirement model.
How is the operator lease modelled?
Term, rent, escalation, rent-free and incentives live as separate inputs.
Does it handle fit-out per use?
Yes. Consulting, day surgery and theatres carry separate fit-out rates.
Shape healthcare feasibility in Popurise.
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