Month: January 2016

  • Key issues to consider in Joint Venture arrangement for construction and Real Estate.

    Once the land owner and financier mutually agree to undertake a joint venture, below are key points that should drive the joint venture to success. Registration of a Limited Liability company special purpose vehicle. This is a limited liability company where both the land owner and financier will own shares depending on each contribution. The…

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  • How Joint Venture Investments work .

    Joint venture investments in real estate around Nairobi has now become a common feature. A joint venture is a marriage of convenience between a land owner and a financier. Each one has something that the other lacks eg the land owner has land but no funds and technical know-how to construct, the financier has the…

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  • Tips for signing Joint Venture agreements between land owners and financiers in Kenya

    Joint Venture financing options are a good way of unlocking land potential in Kenya, where land value keeps rising by the day. A few incidences have been recorded where the land owners have been left holding the shorter end of the stick after a joint venture deal. A few land owners whom i have met…

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  • Issues to consider in a Joint Venture construction project in Kenya.

    Joint venture financing comes in handy when an owner of prime land does not have the finances to construct. Usually, land is around 15 to 20% of the total cost of the project. For the land owner to fund the rest of the 80%, the huge amounts make it a Herculean task to fund, hence…

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  • Joint Venture financing for construction projects in Kenya

    Joint Venture financing in construction projects is whereby the land owner only contributes the land, with no other financial contributions, and the financier comes up with funds, to enable the two to realize a construction project. At www.a4architect.com, we keep a data base of land owners who are willing and seeking Joint Venture financing. We…

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  • Internal Office Partitioning in Kenya

    Several partitioning options exist depending on space use and budget. Blockboard and MDF Board partitions. This method uses block boards and MDF Boards. There are made of wood chippings to create a 1.2 m by 2.4 m panel. This is one of the least expensive and most common. Its used mainly because the materials are…

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