Project development

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The life cycle of Real Estate starts with its development. Often, the land is acquired from a municipality, developed by the developer and then sold to an end investor, housing association, or to private individuals. These are quite a few parties, with different positions and therefore many different interests.

Aligning interests

Aligning the various interests in project development is essential for a project to succeed. And that also has a legal context. For example, a Real Estate developer assumes the associated risks for the client and delivers the construction project to the tenant/buyer after commissioning. Municipalities, in turn, must arrange for the proper integrated environmental permits. An understanding of this entire process results in better legal advice.

What we do

Specifically, our lawyers and civil-law notaries provide advice at the various stages of a project. Broadly speaking, the following components recur in all projects, which are strongly intertwined:

Shaping collaborations between stakeholders;
Purchase/sale and transfer of land;
Establishment of rights in rem such as ground lease, superficies and easements and possibly the registration of networks;

Division into flat rights, both single and complex main and sub-divisions;

Sale to or purchase by an end investor, housing association, and/or sale to end users as individual units.

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We advise developers, investors and housing associations, large or small, in this multifaceted process using our specialist knowledge. Each party wants to realise a beautiful project, make an impact and leave something that owners and users will enjoy for decades to come. We make sure everything is legally sound.

Need advice? The specialists of Kienhuis Legal are at your service. Contact us.