A special-case model where the land is leased from the owner (often a government entity) under a Musataha usufruct contract — not bought. The developer pays annual land rent over the effective period, builds, and sells each tenant the right to occupy a unit for the term at a discount versus paying market rent. Every figure below is computed live from your inputs — no fixed numbers.
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Assumptions
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Project Concept
Buildable programme derived from land area and coverage.
Land Cost — Musataha Contract
The lease with the landowner, plus registration, RERA and guarantee fees. This replaces a land purchase.
Construction & Soft Cost
Hard build cost and the professional / government fees around it.
Total Project Cost
Revenue — Musataha Benefit Sale
Selling the occupancy benefit to tenants at a discount vs. paying market rent for the whole term.
Per-Tenant Payment Plan
How one tenant pays for a single shop (ground-floor shop + upper office).
Profit & Loss
Investor position across construction and the full Musataha period.
Islamic Finance Facility iA Sharia-compliant development facility. The financier earns a profit rate, not interest. Indicative only — not an offer, and subject to a Sharia Supervisory Committee.
Sources & uses, facility sizing, profit cost and coverage. Structured on a Sharia-compliant basis — no conventional interest-bearing facility is modelled.
Area Market Comparison iLive retail listings around your location, from Bayut.com and web search — the same sources as the main tool. Runs only when you press the button; cached for the report.
Compare your benefit-sale price with what the area actually asks today. Needs a Location in Project Identity.
AI Home · Custom Feasibility. Figures are indicative and computed from the assumptions shown; verify contract terms, fees and market rents before relying on them. Musataha = usufruct ground-lease.