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When Does a Real Estate Project Lose Its Profitability?

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October 31, 2026Online4:00 PM1 days
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Course Overview

A concise overview of the program.

A free online real estate investment webinar that answers a question every developer and investor faces: when does a real estate project lose its profitability? It covers sensitivity analysis and scenario analysis in a real estate feasibility study, so you know which variables threaten your return before you start.

You will see how net profit, the internal rate of return (IRR) and net present value (NPV) change if land or construction costs rise, the sale price falls, or sales and handover are delayed, and how to find the break-even point beyond which the project turns into a loss. All of it is applied to a real estate financial model in Microsoft Excel.

AI tools are used to set up the scenarios and read the results faster. The webinar is presented by Essam Al-Sayyad, a Microsoft-certified trainer and data analyst, and registration on this page is free.

Course Content

What you will cover during this program.

Part 1: Real estate project profitability

🔹 Profitability measures: net profit, internal rate of return (IRR) and net present value (NPV).

🔹 The highest-impact variables in a real estate feasibility study.

🔹 Break-even point and margin of safety.

🔹 How financing and sales delays affect cash flows.

Part 2: Sensitivity and scenario analysis

🔹 Data Tables and What-If tools in Excel.

🔹 Building and comparing optimistic, base and pessimistic scenarios.

🔹 AI tools for building scenarios and reading results.

🔹 A worked example on a real estate development project.

Course Objectives

What you will achieve by the end of this program.

  • Identify the variables with the biggest impact on a real estate project's profit: land and construction cost, sale price, and sales and financing period.
  • Build a sensitivity table in Excel showing how each variable moves net profit and return.
  • Compare optimistic, base and pessimistic scenarios before an investment decision.
  • Calculate the project's break-even point and margin of safety.
  • Use AI tools to set up scenarios and interpret their results.

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