*idu joint venture*
size: 5 hectares
location: idu (tarred road)
purpose: mixed use (comprehensive development)
title: fcda r of o
sharing ratio: 60/40
premium: nill
value: 2.5b
facilitators fee: 10% value of the land
note:
building is to be delivered pre-finished (exterior finishing)
conditions:
1. inspection with the google pin
2. send in loi/company profile.
3. meeting
jeg
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Jv alert
land size:2000sqm
purpose:residential
title:c of o
location:guzape main close to inec quarters
land value:tbd
sharing:55/45
premium:60m
facilitators fee:10%
project time:12 to 18 months
note:it's a 4 hectares land but the owner is only giving out 2000sqm
please i want only a serious and ready developer
note:there is engagement fee of 250k refundable to be paid by the developer to proof that such developer is serious and ready
https://maps.app.goo.gl/5hc1sxitl7twoj...
Jv jv jv@ katampe main
2300sqm
60:40
90m premium but can be discussed with the owner
facilitators fee: 10%
land value: to be determined
https://maps.app.goo.gl/pxvqyvdhypvmw2...
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