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ZFRAMEWORK™ / LIVE ASSUMPTIONSDENVER · ZBUILD™ · 175 UNITS · 12 STORIES · ±220K SF
ZBuild™ · Project #ZFW000005
Multifamily — 2475 W. 26th Avenue
Denver, CO · APN 02343-21-014-000
41,067 SF parcel · 0.943 AC · C-MX-12 Mixed-Use, High Density. Allows up to 12 stories of vertical mixed-use development with structured parking, podium amenity, and rooftop F&B.
175 units across 12 stories. Ground-floor lobby + lounge, amenity deck, rooftop F&B, structured parking.
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Units175Stories12Avg SF / unit1,255 SFAmenity / F&B7,500 SFTotal GBA227,125 SF
Program elements
Studios1-BR2-BR3-BRLobby + LoungeFitness + CommunityPool DeckRooftop F&BStructured ParkingMech / BOH
●SECTION 03 — GBA STRESS TEST
GBA Stress Test
Avg SF/unit across 175 units. Includes residential + corridors, lobby, BOH, vertical circulation, amenity, mechanical.
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Scenario
Avg GBA / Unit
Units
Total GBA
Efficient
1,085 SF/unit
175
189,875 SF
Base
1,255 SF/unit
175
219,625 SF
Larger / Amenity-Heavy
1,430 SF/unit
175
250,250 SF
Current
1255 SF/unit
175
227,125 SF
●SECTION 04 — CONSTRUCTION COST STRESS TEST
Construction Cost Stress Test
Project range against current GBA (227,125 SF). Wide on purpose — parking, structural system, and amenity scope move this fast.
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Scenario
Cost / SF
Total Project
Cost / Unit
Low
$500/SF
$114M
$649K
Base
$575/SF
$131M
$746K
High
$640/SF
$145M
$831K
Current
$575/SF
$152M
$869K
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Summer
Winter
Concept rendering · summer ↔ winter · drag to compare
●SECTION 05 — PARKING STRESS TEST
Parking Stress Test
Structured stalls across ratios applied to 175 units. Reference project pencils 0.75 – 1.43 stalls/unit.
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Parking Ratio
Units
Structured Stalls
0.75 stalls/unit
175
131 stalls
1.00 stalls/unit
175
175 stalls
1.25 stalls/unit
175
219 stalls
Current
175
175 stalls
●SECTION 06 — ROOFTOP / AMENITY / F&B STRESS TEST
Rooftop / Amenity / F&B Stress Test
Pool deck, rooftop bar, and resident amenity scope. Drives both cost and rent achievability.
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Scenario
Rooftop / Amenity / F&B
Minimum comparable
5,000 SF
Base
7,500 SF
Larger destination
10,000 SF
Current
7,500 SF
●SECTION 07 — SCHEDULE STRESS TEST
Schedule Stress Test
A 12-story urban build with structured parking takes longer than the reference 12–18 mo bar/rest. project. Range below applies to this scale.
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Scenario
Months to Open
Aggressive
28 mo
Base
34 mo
Conservative
42 mo
Current
34 mo
●SECTION 08 — PRACTICAL READ · LIVE WORKING POSITION
Practical Read · Live Working Position
Your current slider position, summarized as a working stress envelope.
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Units
175
Stories
12
Total GBA
227,125 SF
Structured Stalls
175
Amenity / F&B
7,500 SF
Project Range
$152M
Cost / Unit
$869K
Months to Open
34 mo
●SECTION 09 — QUICK FEASIBILITY READ
Quick Feasibility Read
Main risk areas that move the underwriting envelope at concept stage.
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Risk Area
Why It Matters
Parking count
Structured parking can materially move total cost.
12-story construction type
Triggers higher-tier structural, fire/life safety, elevator, and code requirements.
Unit size / mix
Studios vs. 1BR/2BR/3BR change GBA and revenue assumptions.
Amenity / rooftop scope
Restaurant/bar space adds cost and operational complexity.
Rent assumptions
Project needs strong achievable rents to support a $100M+ basis.
Entitlement path
Height, parking, density, and mixed-use components affect schedule.
Concept rendering · street-level view
Disclaimer. Stress-test range only. Final cost depends on parking count, structural system, fire/life safety, podium design, unit mix, labor market, financing, FF&E, restaurant scope, and entitlement requirements. All drawings, renderings, and numbers are conceptual and for illustrative purposes only. See ZFramework™ Subscriber Disclaimer & Terms of Use Agreement.
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