Business Plan

Developing your business plan is the first thing you should do, and one of the most important.

It sets out what you plan to do, how you plan to do it, and what you expect to achieve from your property development. Your venture may be successful without a business plan, but you are much more likely to achieve your objectives if you do your homework first.

Your business plan should be a realistic view of expectations and set out objectives of a new venture.

It serves four critical functions:

1. Helps you to clarify, focus and research the development. 
2. Provides a logical framework for you to work within.
3. Serves as a basis for discussion with financial institutions, partners, builders, investors etc.
4. Offers a benchmark against which actual performance can be measured.

We’ve created a draft Business Plan that you can use to get started, and you can download it below.

We've also put together a short Feasibility form that will allow you to put all the details of the block on one form, which you can then send to us for feasibility comments. You can download the Feasibility Form below.

Please note, every subdivision is different, and we encourage you to consider more than just the factors presented in our plan. You may wish to discuss your plan with an accountant to ensure you get the most direct professional advice.