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4 questions reported in Trammell Crow interviews, organised by the group that asks them. Every question carries a model answer and graded feedback on your own attempt.

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Development

Development spreads, cost overruns, lease-up risk and construction draws. 4 questions

Hard Costs Versus Soft Costs

Easy

A basic construction budgeting question for analyst interviews.

Define hard costs and soft costs in a development budget. Why do they matter differently?

Real Estate Analysis · Real Estate PE · ~6 minModel answer & graded attempt

Why Developers Seek Site Control Before Closing

Easy

A first-round development question that tests whether you distinguish owning land from having the right to pursue a deal.

A developer says it has a site "under control" but has not bought it. What does that usually mean, why is it valuable, and what would you negotiate in the agreement?

Real Estate Analysis · Real Estate PE · ~7 minModel answer & graded attempt

Residual Land Value Math

Medium

A numerical land-basis question for development interviews.

A project will produce $6m of stabilised NOI. Market cap rate is 5.0%, hard and soft costs excluding land are $85m, and the developer requires $15m of profit. What is the maximum land value?

Real Estate Analysis · Real Estate PE · ~10 minModel answer & graded attempt

Responding to a Construction Change Order

Hard

A development asset-management case after an unexpected field condition threatens a project's budget and delivery date.

During construction, the general contractor submits a $3m change order for subsurface remediation and says it will delay delivery by two months. The project has $2m of contingency remaining. How would…

Real Estate Analysis · Real Estate PE · ~14 minModel answer & graded attempt

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