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Schoutenstraat 34

Alkmaar

approximately 40 m² gross (BVO) · Sales brochure of 31 July 2026

At asking price

€179,500 excl. buyer's costs

Total acquisition investment
€202,168
Equity required
€94,468
Year-one cash-on-cash
3.09%
Annual equity IRR
-8.43%

Anvest view · 10% target IRR

€134,259 excl. buyer's costs

Total acquisition investment
€152,222
Equity required
€71,667
Year-one cash-on-cash
6.53%
Annual equity IRR
10.00%
Levered, per year, including the sale

Gap versus asking price: -€45,241 (-25.20%)

Both columns use the same Anvest base-case assumptions: 4-year hold, 60.00% LTV, 5.00% interest, 6.75% exit yield. The 10% figure is an annual levered equity IRR target, not a year-one cash yield. Editing your scenario below never changes these two columns.

Total acquisition investment
The purchase price plus acquisition costs, any allowance for initial works and the financing fee. Later capital expenditure is not included here; it appears in the cash flows of the year it falls.
Year-one cash-on-cash
The first year's cash left over after interest and scheduled principal repayments, divided by the equity put in at completion.
Run your own numbers

Anvest base case · draft, and your scenario

The base case is frozen and does not change when you edit anything. Your scenario is temporary: it is not saved and disappears when you leave the page. Assumed completion: 30 September 2026.

Your scenario

Used for the maximum purchase price.

Purchase price and annual rent come from the source document; every other field is a model assumption. Enter percentages as percentages, for example 6.75 for 6.75%. In amounts the comma is a thousands separator and the dot is the decimal mark: 150,000 or 11,233.20.

Maximum purchase price at a 10.00% target return

€134,259

Purchase price excluding buyer's costs. Including transfer tax and other acquisition costs the total investment is €152,222.

Difference from the asking price: -€45,241

This is the purchase price at which the chosen target return is met exactly. It is not a recommended bid.

Comparison

Results of the Anvest base case alongside your own scenario
MetricAnvest base caseYour scenario
Total acquisition investmentPurchase price, transfer tax, other costs and any financing fee€202,168€202,168
Financing feeOne-off, funded at completion€0€0
Loan€107,700€107,700
Equity required€94,468€94,468
Year-one NOIRent less owner costs, before financing€9,885.22€9,885.22
Year-one net property yieldNOI over the asset acquisition cost, before any financing fee4.89%4.89%
Year-one cash-on-cashCash flow after interest and scheduled principal, over equity3.09%3.09%
Annual equity IRRPer year, including the sale-8.43%-8.43%
Unlevered IRRExcludes the loan and the financing fee-0.72%-0.72%
Sale value at exit€159,343€159,343

Year-one cash flow build-up

  • Rent collected€11,233.20
  • Fixed owner costs-€673.99
  • Variable costs-€673.99
  • NOI€9,885.22
  • Interest-€5,347.98
  • Principal-€1,615.50
  • Equity cash flow€2,921.74

Amounts for year one. Negative items are outgoings; the bars show relative size.

Cash flow by year

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Cash flow by year with NOI, interest, principal, one-off costs, operating cash flow, sale proceeds and the outstanding loan
YearNOIInterestPrincipalRefurbishmentLetting feeOperatingSaleTotalClosing loan
1€9,885.22-€5,347.98-€1,615.50——€2,921.74—€2,921.74€106,085
2€10,096.40-€5,267.20-€1,615.50——€3,213.70—€3,213.70€104,469
3€10,311.81-€5,186.43-€1,615.50——€3,509.88—€3,509.88€102,854
4€10,531.52-€5,105.65-€1,615.50——€3,810.37€54,917.88€58,728.25€101,238

Sale proceeds appear only in the final year and are net of selling costs and repayment of the outstanding loan.

Assumptions and method

The model works in monthly cash flows at month end. Rent is indexed on each acquisition anniversary and stops when the lease ends. Reletting is only included when that scenario is switched on; one-off refurbishment and letting fees are excluded from NOI but included in the cash flow. The sale value is the sum of the twelve modelled months of NOI after the sale date, divided by the exit yield, less selling costs and the outstanding loan. Returns (IRR) are annual and use actual dates. A financing fee, where modelled, is part of the equity funded at completion and is not deducted from cash flow again.

Completion date
Model assumption: completion assumed on 30 September 2026.
Hold period
Model assumption: four years, so the lease expiry does not fall within the twelve months after the sale date.
Annual rent (excl. VAT)
Source: brochure of 31 July 2026, annual rent excluding VAT.
Rent indexation per year
Model assumption: 2% indexation per lease year, on the acquisition anniversary.
Fixed owner costs per year
Model assumption: 6% of the initial rent as a fixed owner cost. An illustrative split of a 12% total used earlier, not an actual cost statement. Continues during vacancy.
Variable costs (% of collected rent)
Model assumption: 6% of collected rent. An illustrative split of a 12% total used earlier.
Transfer tax
Model assumption, tax treatment still to be tested. Taken from the source model (10.4%).
Other acquisition costs
Model assumption: other acquisition costs.
Financing fee (% of the loan)
Model assumption: no separate arrangement fee modelled for this case.
Financing (LTV)
Model assumption: financing at 60% of the purchase price.
Interest rate
Model assumption: 5% nominal per year, charged monthly on the opening balance. The model assumes the loan runs to the modelled sale; refinancing or loan maturity is not derived from a source.
Amortisation per year (% of the original loan)
Model assumption: straight-line 1.5% of the original loan per year.
Exit yield
Model assumption: exit yield 6.75%.
Selling costs
Model assumption: 2% selling costs.
Target equity return
Model assumption: target equity return of 10% per year.
Purchase price
Source: asking price costs for buyer per the brochure of 31 July 2026.
Reletting after the lease ends
Model assumption, off by default: the reletting scenario is entirely hypothetical. There is no new lease, no tenant and no source; vacancy, new rent, refurbishment and letting fee are freely editable assumptions.

Investment verdict

Opportunity

A small city-centre retail unit in a through-shopping street in Alkmaar, at an entry ticket that is reachable without institutional capital.

Pricing driver

Acquisition costs and the modelled exit value reduce the return at asking; a lower purchase price is needed to meet the 10% equity target.

Principal risk

No executed lease, no owner's-association or maintenance figures, and an energy label F that will need capital at some point.

Sensitivity of the price at a 10% equity target

Every cell is calculated with the same model, changing only the interest rate and the exit yield by half a percentage point either way. All other Anvest assumptions are held fixed. The centre cell matches the Anvest view above.

Maximum purchase price at a 10% equity target by interest rate and exit yield
Interest \ exit yield6.25%6.75%7.25%
4.50%€144,029€135,549€128,238
5.00%€142,659€134,259€127,018
5.50%€141,314€132,993€125,821

Lease and hold timeline

  1. Completion30 September 2026

    Assumed date · Assumed completion date.

  2. Modelled sale30 September 2030

    Assumed date · End of the 4-year hold period.

  3. Current lease ends31 May 2032

    Sourced date · Lease end date stated in the brochure.

Illustration

Artistic impression of the historic brick shopfront of the clothing repair and dry-cleaning shop at Schoutenstraat 34 in Alkmaar
Artistic impression · Anvest
Street view of the white shopfront at Schoutenstraat 34 in the centre of Alkmaar
Source photograph · Bregman

Facts · Sales brochure of 31 July 2026

Asking priceSource
€179,500 excl. costs
Asking price, costs for buyer, per the brochure of 31 July 2026.
Annual rent (excl. VAT)Source
€11,233
Annual rent excluding VAT per the brochure.
Floor areaSource
approximately 40 m² gross (BVO)
The brochure states approximately 40 m² BVO. Not measured, not further specified.
UseSource
Ground-floor retail unit
Per the brochure.
Lettable unitsSource
1
One lettable unit per the brochure.
Year builtSource
1927
Year of construction per the brochure.
Energy labelSource
F
Energy label F per the brochure.
Lease endSource
2032-05-31
Lease end date per the brochure. No executed lease has been supplied.
OccupancySource
The brochure states the unit is fully let
No executed lease was supplied. Current availability and price have not been re-verified.
TenantAssumption
Kledingreparatie en Stomerij Jacob
The name comes from an earlier analysis, not from the brochure. Not verified.

Source: Agent's sales brochure, Sales brochure of 31 July 2026 (agent Bregman). Link to the source document. The brochure sits in a restricted Drive folder. The link may ask for access; the folder is not made public and the source file is not published or offered for download here.

Location

Schoutenstraat 34, Alkmaar · 1811 HD

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Location based on BAG address data.

Source and evidence status

Draft record. Facts are taken from one brochure and have not been re-verified with the agent. No review date recorded.

  • Sales brochurereceived

    Dated 31 July 2026.

  • Executed leasemissing

    Not supplied; terms unverified.

  • Tenant identityunverified

    Trading name from an earlier analysis only.

  • Owner's association / owner costsmissing

    No figures supplied; modelled as an allowance.

  • Current availabilityunverified

    Not re-checked with the agent.

Editorial analysis

Thesis

  • A small retail lot in a through-shopping street in the centre of Alkmaar, at an entry amount that is reachable without institutional capital.
  • The brochure states a running lease to 31 May 2032. That gives a clear horizon within which the cash flow does not depend on reletting.
  • The return here sits in the cash flow and the purchase price, not in an assumed capital-growth story.

Potential

  • Market rent: how does the contract rent compare with recent letting transactions for similar sizes in this street? That has not been researched.
  • Reletting demand: which occupiers look for small city-centre retail space in Alkmaar, and how long does comparable supply stay vacant? Still to be evidenced.
  • A purchase price below the asking price translates directly into return; the calculator shows by how much.

Open questions

  • Lease terms and tenant: what exactly does the executed lease say, which indexation, which break options, and who is the contractual tenant?
  • Owner's association and owner costs: is there an association, what is the contribution, what is in the long-term maintenance plan, and which costs are for the owner?
  • Maintenance and energy label F: which works are needed, what do they cost, and what does the label mean for lettability over time?

Scenario outcomes, not a guarantee of value. Source information and assumptions must be reviewed before publication. Status: draft, version 0.1, not reviewed, not published. Source moment 31 July 2026.