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Feasibilitypro is a real PropTech software for development feasibility analysis. It is a powerful, flexible, and easy to use feasibility and valuation tool. From a comprehensive and intuitive set of user inputs, it calculates key investment performance indicators, such as Residual Land Value, Profit, Margin, NPV and IRR. Using the sensitivity and probability analysis tools, simple yet detailed risk assessments can be performed on the project with ease, while the ability to compare multiple options ensures that the best financial outcome for the development site is achieved.
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1235 Marlborough Court, L6H 2R9, Oakville, ON, Canada
- +1 24 970 9224
- info@feasibility.pro
- feasibility.pro
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