Deliverable joint venture at dakibiyu
plot size: 4800 sqm on paper, 5000 + sqm on ground
sharing: 60/40
purpose: mix use
value: 900 million
premium: 100 million refundable
facilitators fee: 10% from the developer
direct to owners mandate
note:
it's not on a tarred road, but ongoing work on the access r...
Airport Road, After The Train Station, Idu Industrial, Abuja
Land for jv jv, just out today
location: airport road just after the train station.
size: 16.57 hectares ( approximately 17 hectares on ground)
sharing formula: 60/40
title: r of o fcda
purpose: mixed used (comprehensive development)
value: 3.1b
facilitator's fee: 10%
no premium.
procedure;
inspection
company profile
letter of interest
proposal
meeting with the owner.
please don't bother calling if you do not have a good and capable developer .
google pin.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/wyb1xy6dt7mcursw7?g_st=aw
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