Joint Venture Solutions in Property Development - Part 1
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- Length:
- 30 minutes of audio
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- Course Aims:
This podcast is aimed at those who advise on joint ventures, particularly those involving the use of property. The focus of this mini-series will be about structuring a joint venture and whether to use a legal entity or whether to use a contractual arrangement as a vehicle for the enterprise. In this part, two partners from McGrigors discuss why bothering with a joint venture might be worthwhile for participants and their advisers. This part also aims to identify the key ‘players’ in the JV market, what do they bring to the party, what they stand to gain what risks they might represent.
This podcast also discusses some of the common contractual methods through which a 'JV' can be undertaken including the respective advantages and disadvantages of co-ownership and overage agreements.
- Outcomes:
- After completing the course you will:
- Understand the motives for entering into a property joint venture;
- Be aware of the basic choices in how to structure a joint venture between a legal entity of contractual structure;
- Be aware of the major parties to most property joint ventures, what they seek to gain from any arrangement and what they can bring to an enterprise;
- Be aware of the advantages and disadvantages of using co-ownership or overage agreements as the contractual basis for carrying a property joint venture.
- Level:
- General Interest
- Classification:
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Practical Guide
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This is the first in a two-part CPDcast mini-series on structuring a property joint venture. It will examine the commercial considerations for the parties when entering a JV, who the players are in the market, what they bring to the party and the possible risks in failing to structure a deal properly.
The second podcast in this mini-series can be accessed here:Joint Venture Solutions in Property Development - Part 2.
