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Marketing research and usability analysis of "Nitra - Šindolka" land for company K CERO
Cerulík, Michal ; Říha, David (advisor) ; Lapunik, Miroslav (referee)
This bachelor thesis is dedicated to the initial phase of real estate development. Specifically, the pre-design phase of project preparation, of which pays attention to the first two components. The components are intention of real estate development and marketing research, processed for the land belonging to the firm K CERO. This land is located in the provincial city of Nitra, Slovakia. In the first part of the work, the environment analysis for K CERO is carried out. Thereafter, the data detected are used in the SWOT analysis, which allowed the strategic decision in choosing the intention of using the land. Then, the individual projects are evaluated in terms of return and subsequently the one that appears to be preferable is chosen. Finally, the steps towards its realization are recommended.
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Postup a hodnocení developerského projektu
Pěkný, Ondřej ; Synek, Miloslav (advisor) ; Bydžovský, Matěj (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to explain main aspects of the development and elaboration of a real project of mountain apartments on the level of a feasibility study. The thesis is divided up into two parts. Theoretical part describes individual stages of the development, involved entities and the procedure of obtaining building permit, which is all necessary for the implementation of the project. The emphasis is laid on funding, namely financial resources and tax optimalization. The second part deals with the develoment project itsef, which is the construction of weekend apartments in the mountains. The project aims at finding the right use of a specific piece of land, the concept of construction and its funding. Further on the thesis contains sensibility analysis, market and competion analysis and SWOT analysis and identification of main risks including their solution and possible preventive measures. The final part of the thesis focuses on evaluation of this project and its comparison with several competitive projects.
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