Real Estate Development Porter's
Five Forces Analysis

Immediate download and fully editable content lets you adapt language, ratings, and examples to specific U.S. markets and submarkets within minutes, so your team can use it in meetings right away.

Download immediately after purchase

Edit text and force ratings

Swap local market examples easily

Adjust for project lifecycle stages

This template breaks down all five forces-industry rivalry, buyer power, supplier power, substitutes, new entrants-with real-estate examples and scoring boxes so you get a structured, defensible view of project risk and return.

Rivalry scored with market indicators

Buyers profiled by tenant types

Suppliers mapped to construction inputs

Entrants assessed by capital needs

Built for U.S. real estate development, the analysis references zoning, entitlement risk, construction inflation, capital markets, and leasing demand so conclusions reflect what actually moves valuation and execution risk.

Zoning and entitlement considerations included

Construction cost and supply risks

Local demand and absorption metrics

Capital access and financing trends

Clean layout and headings make the report presentation-ready; use the included executive summary, rated-force table, and concise recommendations in pitch decks, investment memos, or lender packages.

Executive summary and recommendation ready

Rated-force table for quick view

Concise language for investor decks

Printable PDF and editable Word

Use the analysis directly in investor decks and business plans to show market defensibility, projected threats, and mitigation actions, helping secure equity or debt for specific development projects.

Investor-focused language and metrics

Mitigation actions per force

Tie findings to financial modeling

Useful for equity and debt pitches

Includes an Excel sheet with visual force ratings, radar charts, and editable inputs that also opens in Google Sheets so you can link conclusions to pro forma models and dashboards.

Visual force ratings and charts

Editable inputs for sensitivity tests

Works in Excel and Google Sheets

Linkable to financial models directly

Pre-written analyses, examples, and recommended mitigations cut research and drafting time; swap in local data and you're presentation-ready in under a workday.

Pre-written sector-specific paragraphs

Ready mitigation and actions listed

Plug-and-play market example sections

Saves hours of research and writing

Consultants and analysts can reuse the template across client engagements to deliver consistent, repeatable assessments and speed up advisory deliverables for developers, owners, and capital providers.

Reusable across multiple client deals

Standardized format for audits

Quick client-ready deliverables

Supports comparative project benchmarking

Ideal for case studies and class projects, the template shows how Porter's framework applies to real estate development, with clear examples and scoring that make classroom discussion practical and data-driven.

Good for case study exercises

Examples tied to real projects

Scoring teaches applied framework use

Suitable for MBA and undergrad