Corporate real estate joint venture shareholders’ agreement—checklist


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Corporate real estate joint venture shareholders’ agreement—checklist


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Purpose of checklist

The purpose of this checklist is to illustrate the sorts of considerations which need to be borne in mind, and on which client instructions will need to be obtained, when drafting a joint venture agreement (JVA) and articles of association for a corporate real estate transaction. For additional key issues to consider generally when drafting a JVA, see Checklists: Joint venture preliminary issues—checklist and Joint venture shareholders’ agreement—checklist. See also Practice Note: Property Joint Ventures—general issues for a list of commercial issues that the joint venture parties will need to consider when forming a property joint venture (JV).

Typically corporate real estate JVs involve a JV between parties that have the ability to source real estate (one party possibly owning and contributing to the joint venture company (JVC) the property which is to be developed), the ability to provide material capital to the JVC, the ability to provide or procure debt financing (in order to finance the development of the property) and the expertise necessary to develop and/or manage the property.

The JVA will

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