One of the key decisions in any development project is determining the best exit strategy. In many cases, the flexibility to either sell or hold units can significantly impact the overall success of the investment.
Selling a portion of the completed units can help recover initial costs and reduce financial exposure. This approach allows investors to reinvest capital into future projects more quickly.
On the other hand, holding units as rental properties can create a steady income stream and long-term asset growth. With strong demand for smaller housing options, well-designed units can perform consistently in the rental market.
At Bold Development, we evaluate both options during the feasibility stage to help determine the right balance based on the specific project and investment goals.