In a property joint venture, each partner brings something to a project — land, capital, or development expertise — and shares in the finished units or profits.
A typical structure
The landowner contributes the plot, the developer designs and builds, and investors fund construction. On completion, units or sale proceeds are shared according to the agreement.
What to look for
- A clear agreement covering contributions, timelines, and profit sharing
- Verified title on the land being contributed
- A developer with completed projects you can visit
- Regular progress reporting throughout construction
Our joint venture opportunities list the expected rental yield and completion timeline for every project.
