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Q7.5

What is the commercial break-even point (number of lots / minimum pricing) required to service interest and infrastructure costs?

Use of Funds and Escrow Account 20/01/2026
Based on conservative assumptions, the commercial break-even thresholds are as follows:

To cover interest payments alone (fully funded via the DSRA):
The sale of less than one standard lot per month is sufficient.

To cover full principal repayment, interest, and operating expenses (over the full maturity):
The project would need to sell approximately:
• 9 premium lots (average price: €282,000), and
• 27 standard lots (average price: €125,000).

These figures are calculated using only 85% of the listed lot values, to allow for pricing flexibility and potential negotiation. They also include a reserve margin for corporate running costs.

A detailed financial model is available upon request and can be shared under confidentiality.
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