Live Market Snapshot
Shows the current Treasury curve, SOFR, CPI, and inflation expectations used to frame the deal.
Phase 3 layers macro, rates, climate, sector, capital markets, portfolio, mandate, and valuation context onto the deterministic underwriting engine. The math stays reviewable. The market frame becomes visible.
This inventory is intentionally dense. It is meant to show what the memo can cover, where each module gets its data, and which diligence question the module is designed to answer.
These modules are pulled directly from the inventory so the strip stays aligned with the current Phase 3 count.
Shows the current Treasury curve, SOFR, CPI, and inflation expectations used to frame the deal.
Classifies the current rate and inflation backdrop into an underwriting regime with deal implications.
Projects a deterministic rate path from the live curve so refinance and floating-rate risks are visible.
Tests debt service sensitivity when floating-rate debt reprices against the live SOFR frame.
Summarizes lending tightness and credit availability as a context overlay for debt execution.
Frames securitized debt spread conditions and flags when capital markets liquidity is less forgiving.
Compares deal cap rates and debt costs against the live 10-year Treasury benchmark.
Estimates how much the asset's income and expense profile may respond to live inflation pressure.
Converts nominal return output into a real return view using the live inflation snapshot.
Maps the live macro stack into stable expansion, inflation, tight credit, disinflation relief, or stress regimes with transition probabilities.
Recommends macro-aware leverage, fixed-versus-floating posture, mezz usage, and term structure.
Renders debt, mezz, pref, and common equity exposure as a reviewable capital stack.
Computes weighted average cost of capital across the underwritten capital stack.
Scores lender-facing risk using DSCR, debt yield, leverage, and operating volatility.
Shows which lender constraint is binding across LTV, DSCR, debt yield, and loan proceeds.
Tracks debt yield through the hold period so collateral cushion is visible over time.
Compares loan constant against cap rate to expose negative leverage pressure.
Shows how IRR, DSCR, and debt yield move as leverage changes.
Adds ICR as a lender-style coverage read beside DSCR.
Quantifies maturity exposure if the takeout rate is higher than the underwritten coupon.
Compares exit alternatives under sale and refinance cases with current macro pressure.
Tracks forward collateral coverage and estimated cash-out capacity at conservative leverage.
Breaks foreign capital appetite into country-level buyer-pool, friction, and sector-fit signals.
Synthesizes debt sizing, lender risk, refi pressure, spreads, and capital appetite into a recommended structure.
Scores hurricane, wildfire, flood, heat, drought, and seismic exposure for the deal market.
Assesses whether policy, energy, or carbon-transition pressure may affect asset liquidity.
Projects insurance pressure from climate and property-type risk rather than assuming flat expense growth.
Builds an institutional ESG readiness score from physical risk, transition risk, and asset profile.
Benchmarks year-one insurance burden in basis points of value and per-unit terms.
Tests whether the deal can secure and renew coverage on institutional terms, including carrier availability, renewal shock, deductible reset, and lender exception risk.
Turns peril severity into deductible shock dollars, NOI drag, reserve coverage, lender covenant read, and named-peril exclusion risk.
Synthesizes insurance load, carrier friction, deductible shock, peril exposure, reserves, and lender pressure into placement route and escrow posture.
Tests whether insurance growth is recoverable from tenants or remains sponsor-absorbed NOI drag under the inferred lease recovery structure.
Estimates whether resilience or mitigation capex should be part of the diligence reserve.
Projects long-horizon climate scenarios that may influence insurance and exit-buyer underwriting.
Triages likely prior-use history, Phase II probability, vapor risk, floodplain exposure, brownfield redevelopment risk, and diligence timing.
Converts site-condition risk into reserve need, available capacity, funding gap, delay, and lender escrow sufficiency.
Benchmarks the underwritten entry and exit cap rate against seeded market comp bands.
Checks rent assumptions against seeded market ranges for the asset class and geography.
Frames hotel daily-rate and RevPAR assumptions against hospitality operating bands.
Adds population, income, and household-growth context to demand-sensitive underwriting.
Surfaces whether population flow is likely to support or pressure the demand story.
Flags markets or asset types where new supply could dilute rent growth or exit pricing.
Scores whether the market and asset type are likely to have a deep buyer pool at exit.
Uses public-market sector behavior as a contextual signal for private-market appetite.
Tracks public capital flow pressure as a read-through to private real estate risk appetite.
Uses credit-sensitive public real estate pricing as a signal for debt-market stress.
Combines seeded public-market, rate, and liquidity signals into a sentiment readout.
Translates utility capacity, load density, grid congestion, and interconnection timing into a power-availability underwriting signal.
Scores lab-market tenant depth, research anchors, conversion fit, venture demand, and supply pressure for life-sciences deals.
Scores office tenant demand, functional quality, rollover downtime, TI/LC burden, access support, and cap-rate reset pressure.
Tests whether affordability, wage depth, essential-worker demand, and policy durability support a workforce-housing premium.
Compares SFR and build-to-rent yield, affordability, ownership-cost pressure, migration demand, and operating drag.
Classifies healthcare exposure across medical office, senior housing, skilled nursing, hospital, outpatient, behavioral health, and lab demand risk.
Scores campus-adjacent rental demand, enrollment depth, housing scarcity, affordability, lease-cycle risk, and university-market durability.
Classifies retail tenant mix and scores anchor quality, necessity orientation, co-tenancy risk, rollover sensitivity, and exit durability.
Tests whether local trade-area depth, necessity spend, competing nodes, rent support, and exit liquidity can defend the retail revenue story.
Flags whether capex and replacement assumptions are exposed to elevated cost inflation.
Tests how tax-policy assumptions could affect after-tax economics and investor fit.
Frames state-level tax drag as a deal-context item for after-tax investors.
Highlights whether assessed-value resets could pressure the forward expense base.
Converts reassessment shock into appeal-readiness, evidence quality, reserve coverage, expected relief, and net uncovered tax exposure.
Compares acquisition basis to replacement-cost logic as a downside and supply signal.
Normalizes the purchase price into per-unit, per-key, or per-SF basis for IC review.
Checks whether replacement reserves are consistent with property type and operating risk.
Converts reserves, leasing costs, climate work, compliance, and improvements into a hold-period capex productivity curve.
Summarizes property-type-aware operating metrics before the memo dives into model detail.
Separates NOI movement into revenue, vacancy, expense, and margin contributors.
Tracks operating margin over the hold so expense pressure cannot hide inside NOI growth.
Converts NOI to distributable cash to show how much income survives below the NOI line.
Estimates how sensitive NOI is to revenue movement under the current expense structure.
Screens taxes, insurance, CAM, utilities, management, and repairs for sponsor-absorbed expense leakage under inferred lease recovery language.
Tests electric, gas, water, sewer, and common-area utility growth for recoverability, sponsor absorption, and NOI drag.
Classifies expense variance across controllable, recoverable, reserve-funded, appealable, and sponsor-absorbed exposure.
Tests whether recurring R&M, reserves, asset age, inflation, and deferred-maintenance pressure can be funded without sponsor leakage.
Translates controllable costs, reimbursement collection, repairs, turnover, margin cushion, and manager posture into execution-risk and NOI-leakage readouts.
Screens contracted-services exposure across security, cleaning, landscaping, snow, trash, R&M, HVAC, elevator, management, and other vendors for inflation and service-level fragility.
Reads direct payroll exposure, wage inflation, staffing posture, labor intensity, recovery offset, and NOI drag across on-site operating functions.
Compares the full operating-shock stack against available reserve capacity, funding gap, months of NOI cushion, and peak cash timing stress.
Sizes capex scope, required bid count, bidder pool coverage, contractor concentration, retainage posture, and escalation reserve into a procurement-route read across routine maintenance, multi-bid, specialist, and design-build paths.
Translates capex scope and procurement route into peak draw need, contingency reserve, retainage hold, lien-waiver control, working-capital draw gap, and contractor payment risk for the payment-timing layer of capital project delivery.
Assesses warranty coverage, retainage release discipline, punchlist completion risk, and contractor accountability after capital work is completed.
Classifies capital projects as productive, defensive, or low-yield and prioritizes sequencing by NOI contribution, payback, reserve burden, and execution controls.
Assesses whether capital projects protect buyer confidence, exit cap assumptions, NOI durability, marketability, and terminal value recognition.
Tests whether completed capital improvements carry the invoice, contract, warranty, lien-waiver, permit, and closeout evidence needed to earn buyer recognition, support NOI attribution and cost basis at exit, and avoid a diligence recognition discount.
Translates capital improvement scope into tenant downtime risk, disruption footprint, mitigation posture, NOI interruption dollars, and operating actions during occupied execution.
Translates tenant-level TI, leasing commission, and free-rent concessions into funding posture, rollover overlap, NOI drag, and leasing actions for commercial rent-roll deals.
Converts commercial rollover exposure, re-leasing downtime, concession burden, reserve capacity, and funding gap into a downtime reserve adequacy read.
Reads whether the existing commercial tenant base can stay economically intact through renewal, expansion, contraction, option exercise, and replacement-cost exposure.
Converts commercial lease expirations, WALT, near-term rollover, largest expiration-year concentration, and re-leasing exposure into a lease-duration risk read.
Screens commercial lease abstract coverage, missing critical dates, option-right gaps, recovery clause coverage, and unverified rent concentration before relying on leasing diagnostics.
Screens commercial lease audit exposure, estoppel readiness, reimbursement dispute risk, amendment gaps, and tenant-file exceptions before relying on lease-file diligence.
Screens lease-administration controls, tenant notice workflow, option and renewal tracking, recovery reconciliations, and obligation follow-through before relying on commercial lease operations.
Infers tenant credit and default-cure exposure from concentration, rollover, WALT, collection friction, lease-admin gaps, estoppel readiness, and operating cushion proxies.
Screens whether inferred tenant default exposure is supported by documented deposits, guaranties, letters of credit, reserve cushion, and lease-file evidence.
Reads whether tenant improvement allowances, leasing commissions, and free-rent concessions burn off through lease term or leave unrecovered leasing-capital exposure.
Screens retail and mixed-use sales-reporting gaps, percentage-rent documentation, breakpoint exposure, retail durability, trade-area support, and sales-rent underwriting risk.
Screens co-tenancy documentation gaps, operating-covenant sensitivity, exclusive-use overlap, anchor dependency, remedy-exposed rent, and retail clause-conflict risk.
Scores whether residential demand, retail exposure, shared expenses, tenant mix, and operating cadence reinforce or conflict inside a mixed-use deal.
Scores parking supply, transit offset, curb friction, access dependency, and tenant sensitivity for parking-exposed assets.
Screens likely land-use posture, zoning relief needs, nonconforming-use risk, parking relief, adaptive reuse, and density sensitivity.
Shows whether operating improvement creates enough yield on the all-in cost basis.
Normalizes revenue, NOI, and value movement into the denominator the asset class uses.
Calculates tenant-level net effective rent after concessions, free rent, and TI or leasing cost.
Identifies tenant exposure and rollover concentration in rent-roll-driven deals.
Frames lease-up, vacancy, and income progression against a stabilized operating target.
Estimates idiosyncratic risk premium from holding one asset instead of a diversified pool.
Frames whether the deal profile fits conservative, balanced, or opportunistic LP capital.
Turns annual cash flow into a distribution timing view for LP communication.
Checks whether recurring distributable cash covers the expected distribution profile.
Quantifies how sponsor fees reduce LP economics and return clarity.
Shows how GP co-invest changes alignment and projected sponsor economics.
Measures promote efficiency relative to investor return creation.
Compares sponsor capital exposure to total project capitalization.
Translates ESG, climate, insurance, and disclosure signals into mandate-readiness bands.
Solves maximum bid by target IRR so the IC can see what the return hurdle supports.
Adjusts cap-rate expectations for cycle position and live macro pressure.
Converts nominal cap rate reads into an inflation-aware valuation frame.
Projects cap rate movement across the hold period for exit-value discipline.
Separates value creation from NOI growth versus cap-rate movement.
Frames pricing through gross and net income multiples for quick buyer-read checks.
Forecasts whether the underwritten exit cap is likely to persist or mean-revert.
Compares the current entry environment against seeded historical vintage cohorts.
Classifies cap-rate path shape across stable range, mean reversion, reset, expansion, compression, or liquidity dislocation.
Runs seeded return distribution logic to show base, upside, downside, and probability ranges.
Quantifies the probability of missing return or cash-flow thresholds under stressed paths.
Surfaces the left-tail outcome profile so downside is not reduced to a single case.
Converts expected return into a risk-adjusted score similar to a Sharpe-style readout.
Shows how valuation, rent, expense, and rate stresses combine across scenarios.
Ranks the assumptions that most move the deal outcome.
Visualizes upside and downside sensitivity by assumption.
Shows IRR movement across paired exit cap and NOI stress assumptions.
Computes how much NOI, exit value, or rent can fall before core thresholds break.
Tracks DSCR by year under base and stressed NOI cases against a covenant threshold.
Models whether distressed basis can bridge to stabilized economics after capex, lease-up, debt, and exit risk.
Combines eight live and seeded Phase 3 dimensions into a single market-context score.
Synthesizes deal quality and cycle position into strong-buy, buy, neutral, wait, or pass.
Reviews underwriting assumptions against live market context and surfaces recalibration actions.
The deterministic engine still computes the base underwriting before any market-context layer is applied.
Live data is fetched before the pure modules run, then passed through as explicit inputs with timestamps.
Every live-backed readout is tagged as live, stale, fallback, seeded, derived, or hybrid.
Cherry Street remains guarded by 392 regression assertions so additive context does not mutate base math.
The fastest way to evaluate the layer is to open a deal, then jump between the memo, the macro dashboard, and the reviewable source viewer.