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Development work covers acquiring land, securing planning consent, and negotiating the contracts and arrangements that turn a site into usable commercial space. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates option and promotion agreements, planning and site-assembly deeds, and construction and development contracts, coordinating with planning authorities, lenders, contractors, and other partners. They help manage risk around planning conditions, title issues, and funding milestones, guiding projects from feasible brief to practical completion.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

They handle complex land assembly, planning obligations, construction contracts, and financing structures, including options, joint ventures, and securitisation. They coordinate with planning authorities, planning consultants, and lenders to align risks, approvals and timelines, and they manage title and bound rights relevant to development.

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Candice Jones

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Really pleased that we chose Maxwell Hodge to prepare our wills; the West Kirby office has a welcoming ‘family-run business’ feel. Candice is affable, professional, an asset to the company; so much so that we will be using the company to act on our behalf in the purchase of our next home.

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