Joint Venture Agreement For Land Development Template for New Zealand

1. Pre-Development Activities: Used when parties need to undertake feasibility studies or due diligence before committing to full development

2. Development Manager: Include when appointing a dedicated development manager to oversee the project

3. Sales and Marketing: Required when the joint venture will handle property sales directly

4. Intellectual Property: Include when the development involves unique designs or branding

5. Environmental Obligations: Used when specific environmental considerations or obligations exist

6. Related Party Transactions: Include when parties may provide services to the joint venture

7. Buy-Out Rights: Used when parties want pre-agreed mechanisms for buying out other partners

8. Stage Development: Include when development will occur in multiple stages

9. Property Management: Required when the joint venture will retain and manage completed properties

1. Schedule 1: Property Details: Legal description and details of the development property

2. Schedule 2: Initial Contributions: Detailed breakdown of each party's initial contributions

3. Schedule 3: Development Budget: Detailed project budget and cost estimates

4. Schedule 4: Development Program: Project timeline and milestone dates

5. Schedule 5: Plans and Specifications: Development plans, drawings, and specifications

6. Schedule 6: Management Structure: Detailed management procedures and delegations

7. Schedule 7: Distribution Policy: Detailed profit distribution methodology

8. Schedule 8: Pre-approved Contractors: List of approved contractors and consultants

9. Appendix A: Resource Consents: Copies of obtained or required resource consents

10. Appendix B: Due Diligence Results: Summary of due diligence findings

11. Appendix C: Valuation Reports: Independent valuation reports for the property

12. Appendix D: Financial Models: Detailed financial projections and models