{"investor_group_id":"1","date_received":"2025-12-20","question_original":"What is the commercial break-even point (number of lots \/ minimum pricing) required to service interest and infrastructure costs?","internal_owner_id":"2","draft_answer":"Based on conservative assumptions, the commercial break-even thresholds are as follows:\r\nTo cover interest payments alone (fully funded via the DSRA):\r\nThe sale of less than one standard lot per month is sufficient.\r\n\r\nTo cover full principal repayment, interest, and operating expenses (over the full maturity):\r\nThe project would need to sell approximately:\r\n\u2022 9 premium lots (average price: \u20ac282,000), and\r\n\u2022 27 standard lots (average price: \u20ac125,000).\r\n\r\nThese 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.\r\n\r\nA detailed financial model is available upon request and can be shared under confidentiality.","final_answer":"interest if fully funded= less than half a lot sale per month\r\nfull reimburse=  9 premium lots at 282 000 average price and 27 standard lot at 125 000\r\nThis is with taking only 85% of the value of the lots to make room for negotiations etc and also covering interests and running cost of the company. See model attached\r\n","status":"In progress","priority":"Medium","version":"V1 2025\u201112\u201122","update_date":"2025-12-23","linked_faq_id":"4","notes":"interest if fully funded= less than half a lot sale per month\r\nfull reimburse=  9 premium lots at 282 000 average price and 27 standard lot at 125 000\r\nThis is with taking only 85% of the value of the lots to make room for negotiations etc and also covering interests and running cost of the company. See model attached\r\n","updated_at":"2026-01-15 12:24:28"}