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Housing supply in the new world: developing for profit Working in partnership with #CroftonsDevSem HOUSING & REGENERATION I COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE I CONVEYANCING Todays speakers Julie Loggenberg Partner, Head of Property Jo Savage


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Housing supply in the new world: developing for profit

Working in partnership with

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Today’s speakers

Julie Loggenberg

Partner, Head of Property

Jo Savage

Head of Governance and Regulatory

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Developing for profit: costs and opportunities

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Profit for purpose

  • Non-primary purpose activity
  • Not developing for affordable rent
  • Outright sale and PRS
  • Mixed use and commercial
  • Competing with ‘spec builders’
  • Change and challenge the mindset
  • Developing the skills
  • Costs
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More profit to fund your core activities

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Costs

  • Land ownership
  • S106 liability
  • Abnormals
  • Funding
  • Procurement
  • SDLT
  • Consultants
  • Marketing
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Opportunities

  • De-regulation & the freedom to do more?
  • A level playing field
  • Government initiatives
  • Better use of land holdings
  • Increase profile
  • Growth
  • Pooling resources and services
  • Sector pulling together
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Diversification: viability and feasibility

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Housing and profit

What is the most profitable development/house type you or your

  • rganisation have delivered?
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Development viability & feasibility

Market research & segmentation Site identification Financial feasibility

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Site identification

Land banking capacity Risk strategy Partnering

  • pportunities

Competitors Option agreements Land Buying Strategy

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Market research & development

Consumer behaviour

  • 1. Research and development strategy
  • Target audience profile – know your market
  • Market segmentation
  • ACORN
  • MOSAIC
  • Life stage assessment
  • 2. Product design procedure
  • Tailored specification
  • Market testing
  • Marketing strategy
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Financial feasibility

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Financial feasibility

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Commercial units - viability

  • Is there a market for your commercial

units?

  • Valuation/appraisal
  • Key objective

If answer is yes…

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Commercial units – Heads of Terms and leases

  • Addressing covenant strength issues
  • Structuring incentives
  • User provisions
  • Break options
  • Time well spent!
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Commercial units – planning and strategy

  • Where is the investment market at?
  • Any pre-sale ‘tweaks’ to bolster investment

value

  • Re-gears
  • Buying out tenant break options
  • Method of disposal
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Get your house in order: structure, regulation & funding

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Structure

  • The right structure: trading company, joint

venture, partnering?

  • RP links and protecting social housing assets
  • Merger
  • Parental controls
  • Profit for purpose
  • Non-primary purpose trading
  • Sector pulling together
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Governance & regulation

  • Consents regime – HCA
  • Risk-based approach
  • Groups and other vehicles
  • Intragroup arrangements
  • Decision-making processes
  • Deregulation
  • White Paper
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Funding and funders

  • Loans (new and existing)
  • Consents and covenants
  • On-lending
  • Investment
  • Institutional investment
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Tax implications of commercial development

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Tax implications

  • Stamp Duty Land Tax
  • VAT
  • Corporation Tax
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Tax implications

  • SDLT applies to any acquisition of a

chargeable interest in land

  • Who is liable to pay it?
  • What is the charge based on?
  • Are there any reliefs or exemptions

available?

  • RP relief
  • Charities relief
  • Group relief
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Tax implications

  • Is the price of the site subject to VAT?
  • Maximise the VAT recovery
  • Group structures and VAT groups
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Tax implications

  • Profit for purpose – not charitable
  • Group structure – use of a trading

subsidiary

  • Gift aid – possibly subject to restriction
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Last, but not least…

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Exit strategy

  • What happens if it all goes wrong?
  • Do you have a plan B?
  • Anticipate risk
  • Future proofing

– Tenure switch – In-built flexibility for market fluctuations – Cost recovery – Funder requirements – Protect social housing assets

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Top tips

  • 1. Know your market
  • 2. Look before you leap
  • 3. Don’t waste money
  • 4. Use your consultants effectively
  • 5. Think flexibly
  • 6. Have an exit strategy
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What? Why? How?

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Any questions…?

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And finally, a shameless plug…

Free legal seminar:

Joint ventures in the housing sector

Focus on JVs for property development. Wednesday 17 May, 9.30am Friends’ Meeting House, Manchester www.croftons.co.uk/events

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Get in touch

Julie Loggenberg

0161 214 4823 / julie.loggenberg@croftons.co.uk

Jo Savage

0161 214 6188 / jo.savage@croftons.co.uk www.croftons.co.uk / @CroftonsLegal