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LegalJessica MoloneyWed 02 Oct 24

Creating and Managing Joint Ventures for Property

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Join us for an essential guide to structuring and managing property joint ventures (JVs) with our 1½ hour virtual course that’s launching this month.

The session, hosted in partnership with McCullough Robertson, will provide you with practical tools you need to confidently navigate the complexities of JV agreements in property development.

Learn the key components of these agreements—ranging from roles and responsibilities to profit-sharing and construction funding—while exploring different types of JVs.

Whether you’re a developer or investor, seize this opportunity and join the more than 100 participants already attending.



>> Click here to learn more



Course Outline

Introduction to joint-venture agreements

  • Purpose and importance of JV agreements

  • The different type of JVs for developers, land owners and investors

  • Clarifying roles, responsibilities and dispute mechanisms


Key components of a joint-venture agreement

  • Developer and other parties’ respective responsibilities

  • Methods of distributing profits and tax considerations

  • Securing funding and responsibilities for loan repayments.


Managing the development: Key clauses

  • Selecting and managing consultants

  • Allocation of intellectual property and signage rights

  • Structuring decision-making processes and resolving disputes.


Practical considerations and FAQs

  • Legal validity across different states, and costs and time considerations

  • Highlighting potential challenges such as unclear dispute resolution processes.


Case studies and open Q&A

  • A walkthrough of two real-world JVs, with focus on their legal frameworks and outcomes

  • Open discussion to clarify specific questions from attendees.



Meet your speakers

  • Kristan Conlon, Chair of Partners, McCullough Robertson

  • Melinda Peters, Partner, McCullough Robertson

  • Jodie Robinson, Special Counsel, McCullough Robertson



>> Click here to learn more



Who should attend

  • Property development professionals

  • Investors and financial advisors

  • Landowners 

  • Builders and contractors

  • Legal professionals



Secure your spot today


Date:
Thursday, October 31, 10am—11.30am AEST

Tickets: General admission: $195 + GST

*Register three (or more) attendees and claim a 20 per cent discount!

TUD+ Member: FREE

Duration: 1½ hour virtual event



>> Don’t miss this opportunity, learn more here



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