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Residential land joint venture
Joint Venture plot @ Maiyegun Beach Front Estate Jakande Lekki Land size: 1260sqm Purpose: 10 Units of 3 Bedroom Apartment Sharing Formula : 50/50 Land Value. 1 5bn Agency. %10 For more information and inspection please contact us on 08063531327 or 07087503481
Residential land joint venture
Jv 45 plots with Allocation and c of O At Lekki Jakande (the former Jakande estate By coastal road) Sharing: 60/40 Value: 400m/ plot Premium: 1B There is also 22 plots same arrangement for any capable developer Proposal: premium Apartment
Mixed-use land joint venture
Jakande coastal gold: Oasis Estate Joint Venture 3,000 SQM ₦3 billion land value 10% facilitator's fee = ₦300M 6 seconds to coastal road, 6 mins to VI Oasis Estate, Jakande -- 6 seconds to the Coastal Road. 6 minutes to Victoria Island. This is 3,000 SQM of prime, serviced land with a Lagos C of O, paved roads, proper drainage, street lights, and a dedicated transformer. Shovel-ready for a 6-floor block of flats in one of Lekki's hottest corridors. Site Details: - Size: 3,000 SQM. Flexible structure: develop as one block, or split into 1,600 SQM + 1,400 SQM for two partners - Infrastructure: Estate roads are paved, drainage is in place, street lights installed, dedicated transformer on site - Title: Lagos Certificate of Occupancy -- clean and bankable - Land Value: ₦3 Billion - JV Split: 50/50 between landowner and developer JV Process -- Disciplined & Transparent: 1. Inspect First: Developer inspects the land before any commercial discussion 2. Meet & Conclude: Post-inspection, developer meets the landowner and agents to lock terms 3. Survey Release: Survey plan released directly to the developer at the meeting, not to intermediaries 4. Design & Draft: Developer produces designs, 3D renders, and the JV agreement based on agreed terms 5. Sign Off: Execution of the JV agreement 6. Premium: Developer readiness to pay ₦300 Million premium Direct Coastal Road access + VI proximity + clean title + existing estate infrastructure = de-risked development. Demand for quality flats in Jakande and along the Lekki-Epe corridor is surging.
Commercial land joint venture
Property Details Location: Jakande, Lekki, Lagos Transaction Type: Joint Venture (JV) Land Size: Approximately 32.65 acres Development Concept: Sites and Services Stated Land Value: ₦65,000,000,000 (₦65 Billion) Title: Lagos State C of O and Deeds, as stated Facilitators' Fee: 10% Sharing Formula: To be discussed Zahari View This large-scale joint venture opportunity in Jakande, Lekki, Lagos, presents a potential development proposition for an experienced real estate developer with the financial capacity and technical expertise to undertake a substantial sites-and-services project. With an approximate land area of 32.65 acres and a stated land value of ₦65 billion, the opportunity may appeal to developers seeking to plan and deliver a coordinated residential layout in phases. A sites-and-services scheme typically involves preparing plots and essential infrastructure to support future development, with the precise scope depending on the approved master plan, planning requirements and agreed project structure. The proposed joint venture sharing formula remains open for discussion. This is a central commercial consideration because the arrangement will determine how the landowner and developer contribute to the project and share the resulting benefits. Before negotiations advance, both parties should establish their respective obligations, infrastructure funding responsibilities, project timeline, revenue or unit allocation structure and the conditions for completing each phase. Property Highlights Large-scale landholding in Jakande, Lekki, Lagos. Approximately 32.65 acres. Proposed sites-and-services development. Stated land value of ₦65 billion. Lagos State C of O and Deeds stated. Joint venture structure available for negotiation. Facilitators' fee stated at 10%, with the calculation basis to be confirmed. Potential for phased development, subject to feasibility and statutory approvals. Why This Joint Venture Deserves Attention The scale of the land may provide room to assess a coordinated sites-and-services scheme rather than an isolated plot development. Depending on the approved layout and infrastructure requirements, a developer could evaluate phased delivery of serviced plots supported by the necessary access roads, drainage, utilities and other infrastructure. For a project of this size, the development strategy should be grounded in a detailed feasibility study. The assessment should consider the net developable area after required roads, public spaces, setbacks and other planning provisions; infrastructure costs; market demand; sales strategy; funding requirements; and the expected duration of each phase. The opportunity will also depend on whether the parties can agree on a commercially viable sharing formula and clearly allocate risk. A well-defined agreement should establish how contributions are valued, how development expenses are funded, how revenue or plots are distributed, and how delays, cost overruns or disagreements will be handled. Developer's Perspective: What to Verify Before entering into the joint venture, the prospective developer should independently confirm: The exact land boundaries and surveyed area. The authenticity and current status of the stated Lagos State C of O and Deeds. Ownership records and the landowner's authority to enter into the JV. Any existing mortgages, encumbrances, disputes or third-party interests. The permitted land use and applicable planning requirements. The feasibility of the proposed sites-and-services layout. The net developable area after roads, drainage, utilities and other required provisions. Existing site conditions, access and infrastructure availability. Environmental, drainage and flood-risk considerations. The cost and approval requirements for roads, utilities and other infrastructure. The intended project phases, funding schedule and delivery milestones. The basis and payment terms for the facilitators' fee. Independent legal, surveying, planning, engineering and financial reviews are recommended before the parties make binding commitments. Joint Venture Structure and Commercial Considerations The sharing formula is to be discussed, so the parties should not assume a particular percentage or allocation of plots, units or revenue. Key terms to negotiate include: Landowner's contribution: The land interest being contributed and the agreed valuation basis. Developer's contribution: Capital, infrastructure, professional services, project management and other obligations. Sharing arrangement: Whether the parties will share serviced plots, gross revenue, net proceeds or another agreed benefit. Infrastructure funding: Responsibility for roads, drainage, utilities and other site preparation. Project phases: Approval milestones, construction schedule and delivery obligations. Facilitators' fee: The party responsible for payment, the fee calculation basis, payment trigger and whether the stated 10% applies to the land value or another agreed amount. Governance and reporting: Decision-making authority, financial records and project oversight. Default and dispute resolution: Remedies, exit provisions and procedures for resolving disagreements. These terms should be documented in a professionally prepared agreement after appropriate legal and financial due diligence. Investment Perspective The stated land value is ₦65 billion. At this scale, the developer should evaluate the acquisition or contribution value alongside the cost of infrastructure delivery, statutory approvals, professional fees, financing, marketing and project administration. The approximately 32.65-acre land area should be verified through survey documentation. The gross land area alone does not establish how many serviced plots can be delivered; that figure depends on the approved layout, road network, public facilities, setbacks and other applicable requirements. A detailed financial model should test the project's viability under different sales, cost and delivery scenarios before the parties finalise their sharing arrangement. Investor / Developer Note This opportunity is best assessed as a structured development partnership rather than a land transaction alone. The key considerations are the verified title, developable area, infrastructure requirements, capital commitments and a transparent sharing arrangement that aligns the interests of the landowner and developer. Prospective partners should request the relevant title and survey documents, establish the landowner's authority to enter into the transaction, and commission a feasibility assessment before agreeing to commercial terms. For Enquiries & Inspections Phone: +234 907 301 3359 Website: www.zaharihub.com Zahari Properties ...Points in the right direction. Disclaimer: This listing is based on the information provided and does not constitute independent verification of the land, title, valuation or development potential. The land size, ownership, title documents, planning requirements, facilitators' fee and all joint venture terms should be independently verified and documented before any commitment.
Residential land joint venture
Property Details Location: Mayegun Village, Ologolo/Jakande, Eti-Osa, Lagos Property Type: Land / Joint Venture Opportunity Land Size: 41,158.849 SQM Stated Land Value: ₦28,810,600,000 (₦28.81 Billion) Title: Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), as stated Facilitators' Fee: 10% Transaction Type: Joint Venture Sharing Formula: Not specified; subject to negotiation and agreement Zahari View This joint venture opportunity involves a substantial 41,158.849 SQM landholding in Mayegun Village, within the Ologolo/Jakande corridor of Eti-Osa, Lagos. The size of the property may appeal to established developers seeking land for an estate-style project or a phased development programme, subject to verification of the site's physical characteristics, permitted land use and applicable planning requirements. The stated land value of ₦28.81 billion provides a starting point for evaluating the proposed partnership. However, the commercial structure remains incomplete without an agreed sharing formula, a clear allocation of responsibilities and confirmation of how the 10% facilitators' fee will be calculated and paid. Prospective development partners should verify the stated C of O, establish the landowner's authority to enter into the arrangement and conduct a detailed legal, technical and financial assessment before committing capital. Property Highlights Extensive landholding of 41,158.849 SQM. Located in Mayegun Village, Ologolo/Jakande, Eti-Osa, Lagos. Stated land value of ₦28.81 billion. C of O stated as the title document. Joint venture development opportunity. Facilitators' fee of 10%, subject to clarification of the calculation basis and payment terms. Potential for estate-style or phased development, subject to approvals and feasibility. Suitable for consideration by experienced property developers and investment partners. Why This Opportunity Deserves Attention For established developers: The land area may provide scope to assess a larger development scheme that can be implemented in phases. The feasibility of any proposed estate or other project will depend on permitted land use, development density, access, infrastructure capacity and planning approvals. For investment partners: A joint venture can provide a framework for combining land and development expertise, but the parties must agree on their respective contributions, funding obligations, project governance and entitlement to completed units or sale proceeds. For long-term development strategies: The Ologolo/Jakande location may warrant further assessment against comparable developments, infrastructure conditions and local demand. A detailed feasibility study should establish whether the proposed project can support the acquisition value and associated development costs. Developer's Perspective: What to Verify Before entering into the joint venture, prospective partners should independently verify: The C of O, root of title and ownership history. The landowner's identity and legal authority to enter into the JV. Survey plan, coordinates, boundaries and confirmed land area. The precise location and physical condition of the land. Permitted land use and applicable planning regulations. Development density, building height, setbacks and other restrictions. Road access, drainage, utilities and infrastructure requirements. Existing encumbrances, third-party interests or pending litigation. The proposed project scope, development timeline and financial feasibility. The sharing formula and each party's financial or non-financial contribution. The basis for calculating the 10% facilitators' fee and who is responsible for payment. Whether the facilitators are authorised to present and facilitate the transaction. Project governance, default remedies, dispute resolution and exit provisions. All applicable legal, statutory and professional costs. Investor / Developer Note The stated land value is ₦28,810,600,000 for 41,158.849 SQM. This represents an indicative rate of approximately ₦700,000 per SQM, based on the supplied figures. The stated facilitators' fee is 10%, but its calculation basis has not been specified. If calculated on the stated land value, the fee would amount to ₦2,881,060,000 (₦2.881 billion). This is an illustrative calculation only and should not be treated as the confirmed fee or total transaction cost until the basis, payment responsibility and terms are agreed in writing. Before proceeding, prospective partners should obtain independent legal advice, verify the title and development parameters, and document the sharing formula, funding obligations, premium or fees, project responsibilities and exit arrangements in a formal joint venture agreement. For Enquiries & Inspections Contact Zahari Properties for further information and joint venture discussions. Phone/WhatsApp: +234 907 301 3359 Website: www.zaharihub.com Zahari Properties ...Points in the right direction. Disclaimer: Property and transaction details are based on information supplied for this listing and have not been independently verified. Prospective partners should confirm the title, ownership, survey boundaries, permitted land use, development potential, stated land value and facilitators' fee through independent legal, survey, valuation and planning due diligence. All commercial terms should be documented in a formal agreement before funds are committed or development begins.
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