The journey from acquiring a site to delivering a completed development is rarely straightforward. Every stage presents its own risks, challenges and opportunities, requiring developers, investors and advisers to navigate a complex legal and commercial landscape.
Join Mills & Reeve for our two-part seminar series, The lifecycle of a development: Navigating the pitfalls and challenges, where we'll follow a hypothetical mixed-use development from acquisition through planning and construction to completion and occupation.
Using practical case studies, our team will explore the key challenges that can arise at each stage of a project, sharing real-life insights and discussing how common issues can be identified, managed and resolved before they become costly problems.
We encourage you to attend both events to gain a complete view of the development lifecycle, although each session can also be attended as a standalone event.
We hope you can join us for what promises to be a practical and engaging discussion of the legal, commercial and strategic issues that shape successful developments.
Session 2: Planning, development strategy and construction and delivery
What challenges can arise once a development moves beyond the acquisition stage? We explore planning issues, stakeholder engagement and development strategy, considering how these factors can affect programme, viability and delivery. We'll also examine construction contracts, warranties, step-in rights, project delivery risks, and disposal or pre-let considerations as a scheme moves towards completion.
Timings:
17:30 - Arrival and networking drinks
18:00 - Seminar
19:00 - Networking drinks
19:45 - Close
Important: If you've dietary requests or need adjustments to attend this event, please complete our requirements form.
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