What does: "hard and soft costs net of interest carry are $2,791,069" mean?

Does this mean the $2,791,069 figure includes interest carry, or it does not include interest carry?

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Hard Costs + Soft Costs - Interest Carry = $2,791,069

when you see net of just think "minus ...".

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