Model costs, revenue, funding, cash flow, margin and residual land value in one Australian property development feasibility workflow, on the same record that holds the planning controls.
Free account. Planning data covers Victoria and New South Wales; feasibility modelling is in early access.
A feasibility starts as someone's old file. It gets copied for a second scheme, emailed for a third opinion, and by the time the number is quoted in a meeting nobody can say which version produced it, or what it assumed about the zone.
Every scheme becomes a new file. Two people quote different margins on the same site, and both are reading their own copy.
The rate that drove the result is buried in a cell reference. Reviewing the number means reverse-engineering the workbook.
The zone, overlays and lot geometry that constrain the yield live in another tab, another subscription, or a council PDF.
Both run on the same site record and the same calculation source. One decides whether the deal is worth more of your time. The other produces the number you put in front of a lender.
Run a live feasibility on the parcel: enter the mix and the key rates, read the Deal card, and check the breakdown before you commit any hard costs.
Build the revenue and cost workbook, set the programme, structure the finance, generate the cashflow, and produce the reports the deal has to survive.
Price the mix, set the GST method and the sales commission.
Cost lines by rate, area or lump sum, with bundles and benchmark warnings.
The land line, stamp duty and acquisition costs on the same sheet.
Stage the project on a timeline the cashflow reads from.
Debt facilities, equity, drawdown and interest.
Monthly cash in and out, generated from the workbook and the programme.
Profit, margin on cost and residual land value.
Move the drivers and see which ones actually decide the deal.
Lender-ready reports and exports from the same study.
Short courses from the Land Axis Academy, and the guides worth reading before you pick a tool.
Update a rate on the sheet and the cashflow, the margin and the residual land value all move with it. No re-linking, no second file.
Save scenarios against the same site and compare them side by side, instead of trusting that two workbooks were built the same way.
Company workspaces and role-based access, with the assumptions visible and dated on the study rather than in the author’s head.
Import a feasibility PDF, reconcile the imported numbers against the source, then keep working in the study.
Lender-ready reports and exports are produced from the study itself, so what you send matches what you modelled.
The financial model runs on Australian residential and commercial sites from your own assumptions. The site data underneath it is live in Victoria and New South Wales, and each layer carries where it stands today.
Available now, statewide
Planning zones and overlays, parcels and lot geometry on every Victorian parcel, with envelope tests on supported typologies in early access.
Available now
Land zoning, height of building, floor space ratio and minimum lot size, plus Low and Mid-Rise Housing, Transport Oriented Development, hazards and heritage.
Controls, parcels and lot geometry across both states.
Costs, revenues, financing and residual land value from your inputs.
Settled comparables.