Joint ventures — your land, their capital, our structuring
Landowner–developer collaborations are the tricity’s quiet wealth engine. The desk facilitates the structure: area-sharing versus revenue-sharing, registered JDAs with possession-linked safeguards, and Section 45(5A) tax timing explained through a Chartered Accountant.
What share should a landowner expect in a JV?
Ratios move with location, FAR and developer appetite; we negotiate from comparable collaborations rather than promise a number before the parcel is assessed.
When is capital-gains tax due on a JDA?
For individual owners, generally in the year the completion certificate issues under Section 45(5A) — facilitated with a CA so the timing is planned, not discovered.
Do JV projects need RERA registration?
Where the project qualifies, yes — the developer registers, and our JDA terms make that obligation explicit.
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How does a landowner–developer JV work?
The landowner contributes land, the developer contributes construction and approvals, and both share the built area or the revenue on agreed terms. The whole deal lives in the JV/collaboration agreement — area split, approvals responsibility, timelines, penalties and exit. We structure it so a landowner is protected and a developer has certainty, with a lawyer drafting and a CA on the tax.
Who do we facilitate for, and how?
Landowners seeking the right development partner, and developers seeking clean, litigation-free land to build on. We match the parties, verify title and land-use, and negotiate the collaboration terms — area-sharing or revenue-sharing, security, and milestones — so the JV is fair, bankable and actually gets built.
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