Bermuda · legacy ten-year workbook

The earlier Astra workbook, kept separate.

This page rebuilds the earlier ten-year spreadsheet: the entry stack, the statutory duty bands, the licence fee, the rent avoided, the escalating carrying costs, the exit deductions, and the year-by-year discounting that produces the NPV and IRR. It does not represent the newer five-year report, which supersedes it for the current investment verdict and uses $125,000—not $139,756—of first-year carrying cost.

Inputs sheet

Workbook defaults
Licence category

Licence fee $731,250.

Growth case · +2.00%
InputValueBasis
Asking price$5,850,000Listing sheet supplied by the vendor's agent.
Non-Bermudian licence rate12.5%Statutory land-holding charge: 12.5% on a residential valuation unit, 8% on a condominium.
Licence fee$731,250Price times licence rate.
Full conveyance duty$386,925Progressive bands. Effective 6.61%.
Buyer duty share$193,463 · 50%Astra assumes a negotiated 50/50 split. An assumption, not a rule.
Legal, survey and acquisition$50,000Flat workbook allowance.
Initial works$0Workbook placeholder of zero.
Annual land tax$29,756At the property's $138,000 ARV.
Annual insurance$25,000Workbook estimate for a coastal estate.
Annual routine repairs$35,000Workbook estimate.
Annual garden and pool$20,000Workbook estimate.
Annual capital reserve$30,000Roof, tanks and plant sinking fund.
First-year ownership cost$139,756Sum of the five carrying lines above.
Rent avoided$18,000/moThe luxury rental the buyer would otherwise pay.
Cost and rent escalation2.5%Applied from year two onward.
Opportunity cost / hurdle5.0%The return the same cash earns if invested.
Selling commission5%On gross exit value.
Selling legal0.5%On gross exit value.
Seller duty share50%Astra's assumed split on the exit.
Completion / entry date11 September 2026Astra's valuation date; year one runs from here.
Assumed exit date11 September 2036Entry plus the 10-year hold. Astra's own exit is 11 September 2036.
Holding period10 yearsWorkbook horizon is 10 years: Entry 11 September 2026 · exit 11 September 2036.
Nominal growth+2.00%Bear −1%, base +2%, bull +4% in Astra's own cases.

Entry: cash into the deal

Purchase price
$5,850,000
Licence fee at 12.5%
$731,250
Buyer duty (50% of $386,925)
$193,463
Legal, survey and acquisition
$50,000
Initial works
$0
All-in entry cash
$6.82M

Entry friction is 16.66% on top of the price — the licence fee alone is 12.5%.

Progressive conveyance duty bands
BandRateSliceDuty
$0 – $100,0002.10%$100,000$2,100
$100,000 – $500,0003.15%$400,000$12,600
$500,000 – $1,000,0004.20%$500,000$21,000
$1,000,000 – $1,500,0006.30%$500,000$31,500
over $1,500,0007.35%$4,350,000$319,725
Total6.61%$5,850,000$386,925

Statutory schedule: 5 bands rising to 7.35%.

Forecast sheet: year by year

Rent avoided is a benefit, carrying cost is a charge, both escalate at 2.5%, and the net sale lands in the final year. Each row is then discounted at 5.0%. Each row is an anniversary of Astra's 11 September 2026 completion date, so year 10 settles on 11 September 2036.

Sep 2027 · $5.97MSep 2036 · $7.13M
YearPeriod endsGross valueRent avoidedOwnership costNet saleCash flowDiscountCumulative NPV
111 September 2027$5,967,000$216,000−$139,756—$76,2440.952$-6.75M
211 September 2028$6,086,340$221,400−$143,250—$78,1500.907$-6.68M
311 September 2029$6,208,067$226,935−$146,831—$80,1040.864$-6.61M
411 September 2030$6,332,228$232,608−$150,502—$82,1060.823$-6.54M
511 September 2031$6,458,873$238,424−$154,264—$84,1590.784$-6.48M
611 September 2032$6,588,050$244,384−$158,121—$86,2630.746$-6.41M
711 September 2033$6,719,811$250,494−$162,074—$88,4200.711$-6.35M
811 September 2034$6,854,207$256,756−$166,126—$90,6300.677$-6.29M
911 September 2035$6,991,292$263,175−$170,279—$92,8960.645$-6.23M
1011 September 2036$7,131,117$269,754−$174,536$6,498,362$6,593,5810.614$-2.18M

Exit and Summary sheet

Gross value after 10 years at +2.00%
$7.13M
Less commission at 5%
−$356,556
Less selling legal at 0.5%
−$35,656
Less seller duty share (50%)
−$240,544
Net sale proceeds
$6.50M
Carrying costs compounded at the hurdle
−$1.95M
Owner wealth at exit
$4.55M
Rent avoided compounded at the hurdle
$3.01M
Renter wealth at exit (cash invested, rent paid)
$8.10M
Owner minus renter
$-3.55M
Verdict at 5.0%
NO BUY

Purely financial. It says nothing about wanting to live there.

NPV
$-2.18M
Economic IRR
0.79%
Required exit value
$11.04M
Required appreciation
+6.56%
Astra net income
$39,092
Astra cap rate on ask
0.67%
Cap rate on entry cash
0.57%

Cap rate uses Summary!B17 · Illustrative rental net after reserve: rent less 10% vacancy and 8% management, less the first-year cost stack.

Astra's three cases at the current inputs

bear · -1.00%
$5.29M
Net proceeds
$4.83M
NPV
$-3.21M
IRR
-1.93%
Verdict
NO BUY
base · +2.00%
$7.13M
Net proceeds
$6.50M
NPV
$-2.18M
IRR
0.79%
Verdict
NO BUY
bull · +4.00%
$8.66M
Net proceeds
$7.89M
NPV
$-1.33M
IRR
2.63%
Verdict
NO BUY

These are unweighted stress cases, not probabilities. Astra attaches no likelihood to any of them.

What the workbook does not model

  • No mortgage. Everything is all-cash, so leverage, rates and amortisation are absent.
  • No personal or corporate tax, employer housing subsidy, or letting permission.
  • Insurance, repairs, garden and reserve are estimates for a coastal estate, not quotes.
  • Duty splits on entry and exit are assumed 50/50; the statute makes the buyer liable.
  • No verified closed-sale comparable exists for the subject or its neighbours.
  • Growth is a single constant per case — no cycles, shocks or hurricane years.

Source: Astra 6 purchase model · 11 September 2026.