The money is to be made developing various properties owned by QPR Holdings. The new stadium is a way of making other planning permission more easy.
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i was not thinking of redeveloping it. just selling it as is, should get around 20mil.I think you'd get way, way more than that for it. Redeveloped you'd get in the region of 200+ luxury flats that would sell for an absolute minimum of £500K going up to over £2-3M for the penthouses, so the value of that land would be more like £50M in today's market I reckon, maybe more. Take a look at this for a rough guide: https://www.primelocation.com/for-sale/land/london/
yep, to redevelop then sell, i would not say that your too far off.
last year, 3 acrs on nine elms sold for 50mil.
at loftus road, we are probably a foot print of an acr and half. i would guess 20-25 mil. but thats just a guess.nsa/cia spy on this..............┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐Comment
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Can confirm club made very good impression on my former boss as guest of club yesterday. He’s not qpr but he could not praise the club enoughComment
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Isn't Wormwood Scrubbs public land with the Council as custodians ,and HS2 Wanting to take a fair chunk of it ,doubt if much more will be given upFootball played the Charlie Ferris wayComment
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Could Uncle Tone sell HQ to another arm of his empire for £40 mil and then lease it back to us at a peppercorn rent? You'll gather that I am a financial dunce but this sort of flip-flopping of property is pretty normal amongst the hoi-polloi isn't it???Comment
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Don´t think hoi-polloi have that much property to flip-flop.Comment
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Then the land itself would be worth 15-20m then Hud. A very rough rule of thumb is a third land a third build cost and a third profit so a developer would pay us 15-20m for it or if we developed it ourselves we would have the profit as well so say 30-35m using your figures.I think you'd get way, way more than that for it. Redeveloped you'd get in the region of 200+ luxury flats that would sell for an absolute minimum of £500K going up to over £2-3M for the penthouses, so the value of that land would be more like £50M in today's market I reckon, maybe more. Take a look at this for a rough guide: https://www.primelocation.com/for-sale/land/london/Comment
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BANG on once again.Then the land itself would be worth 15-20m then Hud. A very rough rule of thumb is a third land a third build cost and a third profit so a developer would pay us 15-20m for it or if we developed it ourselves we would have the profit as well so say 30-35m using your figures.nsa/cia spy on this..............┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐Comment
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I meant land value, not including redevelopment. Redeveloped, the new flats could sell for upwards of 200 Million. That's why I said it could be worth around £50M just as land value.Then the land itself would be worth 15-20m then Hud. A very rough rule of thumb is a third land a third build cost and a third profit so a developer would pay us 15-20m for it or if we developed it ourselves we would have the profit as well so say 30-35m using your figures.Comment
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All desktop valuations I have seen from reputable agents and developers puts the ground at circa £50 mil with no planning attached.Comment
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Fair enough mate. I think you would be hard pushed to get 200 flats on there though. It can only be about 3-4 acres in total can't it? And you can't go that high given the surrounding dwellings.Comment
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It's about 5.5 acres mate - you could easily get 200 flats in there, you could probably get 400 tbh. It can go as high as the existing stadium, which would be about what, 5 or 6 storeys? Plus you can always go down of course.Comment
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