One of the biggest risks in property development feasibility is overestimating end sales values. A project may appear highly profitable on paper. The projected margins look strong, the return on investment seems attractive, and the development appears financially viable. But if the projected sales revenue is unrealistic, the entire feasibility can quickly become misleading. In Australian property development, inflated sales assumptions are one of the most common reasons devel

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Every successful development starts with a feasibility. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Most property development feasibilities are wrong. Not because developers aren’t capable—but because the feasibility is often treated as a formality rather than a critical decision-making tool. Too many projects are based on optimistic assumptions, incomplete data, and unrealistic timelines—only to run into cost blowouts, delays, and reduced profits down the track. If you want to succe