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New communities & build-to-rent.

Delivery and lease-up
The assignment

When does leased become earned?

For newly delivered apartments and rental homes, timing shapes value. We distinguish signed leases, occupied homes and rent collected before discussing a sale at stabilization.

CO   /   FIELD NOTES04Illustrative scenario

Would the buyer own a community or half of one?

The first phase is open. A second phase will add the units needed to support a full on-site team, but the delivery date is still uncertain. A buyer may like the completed plan and still hesitate to own phase one alone.


Cedar Oak’s view

We identify the delivery milestones, staffing cost and occupancy requirements that could make an earlier closing workable for both sides.

Inside the work

What we examine.

01

Verify what is delivered

We separate occupied, rentable and unfinished units and review the delivery schedule, remaining work and shared amenities.

02

Follow the leasing pace

We compare signed leases with move-ins and collections. We account for concessions, marketing and the cost of operating before scale.

03

Price the timing

We compare a sale today with a later closing, including interest and other carrying costs the owner bears while waiting.

First conversation

Where to start.

The delivery schedule, unit status by phase, concession report, leasing pace and remaining construction budget.

THE NEXT CONVERSATION

Let’s make
an introduction.

info@cedaroakrealty.com212-392-5300