Real Estate
Navigating transactions, development and disputes in a complex real estate environment.
Real estate transactions in India involve a combination of title considerations, regulatory requirements, financing structures and project specific risks. From acquisition and development to financing, construction and eventual exit, legal issues can arise at every stage of the asset lifecycle.
Vardharma Law advises developers, investors, funds, property owners and other stakeholders across residential, commercial and mixed use real estate matters. Our work spans acquisitions, due diligence, transaction structuring, commercial arrangements, regulatory considerations and disputes involving land, title, development and construction.
We combine transactional and dispute resolution capabilities to provide advice that takes into account both the immediate transaction and the longer term risks associated with the asset.
Key areas of focus
Acquisitions & Structuring
Legal due diligence, transaction documentation and the allocation of legal and commercial risk sit at the centre of every acquisition or disposal we support, whatever the scale of the underlying asset.
Development & Commercial Arrangements
Developers, landowners and investors rely on us for the agreements and structures that underpin real estate projects, development, collaboration, construction and other commercial arrangements.
Due Diligence & Title
Title and ownership issues can significantly affect the value and viability of a transaction. We identify and assess legal risks associated with property, ownership and transaction documentation before they become problems.
Investment & Financing
Investors and businesses turn to us for the legal aspects of real estate investments, financing arrangements and strategic transactions involving real estate assets.
Disputes & Recovery
We represent clients in disputes arising from property ownership, development arrangements, commercial contracts, construction and other real estate related relationships.
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