Use case · investment

The value the asset prints when stabilised.

Popurise will capitalise stabilised NOI into a defensible asset value and tie it back to the development cost. The same project carries the feasibility, the operating model and the stabilised value, so the investment view is one document, not three.

The job
Capitalise stabilised NOI
When
Develop to hold, refi, exit
Status
On the expansion roadmap
Used by
Investment teams, capital partners

The job

Stabilised value, defended by inputs.

Stabilised value is the second half of the development-to-investment story. Popurise will compute it off NOI and a defensible exit cap, with the inputs and the assumptions visible alongside the number.

Stabilised NOI

Revenue at full lease-up, net of opex, vacancy and credit loss.

Exit cap rate

Defensible cap rate evidence by asset class and submarket.

Stabilised value

NOI divided by the cap, the asset value at stabilisation.

Value over cost

Stabilised value over TDC, the development-to-investment uplift.

Refi value

The number a senior facility can be re-sized against post-stabilisation.

Sensitivity to cap

Read the stabilised value across a defined cap band, not at a single point.

When it matters

The moments stabilised value carries the call.

Develop-to-hold decision

Operator deciding whether the stabilised asset value justifies the development risk.

Capital partner exit profile

LP wants to see the asset value the investment will end on.

Refinance review

Stabilised value resets the LVR the senior facility can carry.

Mid-build value check

Cost moves, cap rates move. The new stabilised value tells you whether the thesis holds.

Inputs and outputs

From NOI and cap to stabilised value.

Inputs that drive it
  • Stabilised revenue and opex assumptions
  • Vacancy and credit loss assumption
  • Exit cap rate band by asset class and submarket
  • Total development cost (from the feasibility)
  • Stabilisation timing and ramp
  • Capital expenditure reserve
Outputs that matter
  • Stabilised NOI
  • Stabilised value at the central cap rate
  • Stabilised value band across the cap range
  • Value over cost uplift
  • Refinanceable value at the stabilised LVR
  • Sensitivity of stabilised value to NOI and cap

How it will work

From operating model to stabilised value, in four steps.

  1. 01

    Layer in operating assumptions

    Stabilised rent, occupancy, escalations and opex by line, alongside the development inputs.

  2. 02

    Pick the cap evidence

    Set a central exit cap and a band based on the asset class and submarket.

  3. 03

    Read the stabilised value

    Popurise capitalises NOI at the cap, returns the stabilised value and the band.

  4. 04

    Connect to the feasibility

    Value over cost and refinanceable value tie the development feasibility to the investment outcome.

Versus the alternative

Stabilised value computed in the project.

Separate valuation workbook

A model away from the feasibility

  • NOI re-typed from the operating model
  • Cap rate buried in a separate evidence sheet
  • No structured way to refresh against the development cost
  • Two files, two sets of assumptions, two recovery problems
Popurise

Stabilised value in Popurise

  • Stabilised value computed in the project
  • Cap rate evidence sits alongside the NOI build
  • Value over cost ties directly to the feasibility
  • One project carries development, operating and investment
AnchorNOI ÷ cap
Source NOIOperating model
OutputValue band
StatusRoadmap

Be first when stabilised value goes live.

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