Property Development Partnerships and Joint Ventures

Each book in the "Transactions Series" takes the key transaction within a particular subject area and offers an illustrative guide on how best to structure and manage such deals. All of the books include examples and practical points that arise regularly in the particular areas of business. Features of the "Transactions Series" include: coverage of lucrative, problematic and topical areas of personal and business tax; a highly practical approach - each book is written and presented in a way that reflects how work is actually done; full of examples, checklists, case studies and planning hints drawn from real life transactions; a distinctive format that makes each book easy and accessible to use. This book provides a transactionally-based guide to the opportunities to be exploited by property joint ventures between the private and public sectors. Covering a wide range of commercial property developments, this work demonstrates how to benefit from the law of partnerships when structuring these developments.
The text: covers all the legal factors practitioners need to know to get maxiumum benefit from the partnership agreement; provides case studies of the legal vehicles appropriate for raising finance and developing sites; fully illustrates cases with flowcharts, diagrams and checklists.
 
Each book in the "Transactions Series" takes the key transaction within a particular subject area and offers an illustrative guide on how best to structure and manage such deals. All of the books include examples and practical points that arise regularly in the particular areas of business. Features of the "Transactions Series" include: coverage of lucrative, problematic and topical areas of personal and business tax; a highly practical approach - each book is written and presented in a way that reflects how work is actually done; full of examples, checklists, case studies and planning hints drawn from real life transactions; a distinctive format that makes each book easy and accessible to use. This book provides a transactionally-based guide to the opportunities to be exploited by property joint ventures between the private and public sectors. Covering a wide range of commercial property developments, this work demonstrates how to benefit from the law of partnerships when structuring these developments.
The text: covers all the legal factors practitioners need to know to get maxiumum benefit from the partnership agreement; provides case studies of the legal vehicles appropriate for raising finance and developing sites; fully illustrates cases with flowcharts, diagrams and checklists.