You have the land. Find the partner who builds on it.
Land that sits undeveloped earns nothing and costs you to hold. A joint venture turns it into a stake in a finished scheme, without you selling it or funding the build.
You choose the partnership you want
You say what you are looking for before anyone approaches you, so the developers who come forward already know the shape of the deal.
Equity share
You take a share of the completed development and hold it.
Revenue share
You take a share of sales or rental income once the scheme trades.
Profit share
An agreed split of the development profit when the scheme completes.
Sale after development
The land is sold on once built out, and you take your share then.
Four things, and the documents behind them
The land itself
Size in square metres, the LGA, a GPS pin and your own estimated value — the figure brokerage is later calculated against.
Title and survey
Title type, the registry reference and the survey plan number, with the documents uploaded for verification.
The terms you want
Which structure you are seeking, what should be built — residential, commercial, mixed or industrial — and what you expect a partner to bring.
What you bring
The land, plus any planning or building-plan approvals you already hold. Existing approvals make a site considerably more attractive.
A minimum of five site photographs is required, with a GPS pin. Developers assess a site on what they can see of the access, the terrain and what surrounds it.
From your listing to an agreed deal
You list the land
Details, title and survey, the terms you are seeking, at least five site photographs and a location pin. A ₦150,000 verification fee applies, as on any Landstake listing.
We verify it
Title searched at the registry, survey matched to the beacons on the ground, site inspected. Review takes 5 to 7 business days.
Developers come forward
Your land is published to developers and financiers — not to retail buyers. Each expression of interest is passed to you with the partner’s concept and track record.
We make the introduction
We shortlist the credible parties and introduce them. From there you negotiate directly, on your own terms.
You agree a deal
Brokerage of 5% on the agreed land value is paid to Landstake by the developer or financier. You pay nothing further.
₦150,000 verification fee at listing. That is the whole of it. The 5% brokerage on the agreed land value is paid by the developer or financier on completion — the landowner pays no brokerage.