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1. Preliminary Cost Allocation: Used when parties want to outline initial understanding of cost sharing for studies and preparation work

2. Development Phases: Include when the project is likely to be developed in multiple phases

3. Joint Venture Framework: When parties contemplate forming a joint venture for the development

4. Government Approvals: When specific government permissions are crucial to project viability

5. Environmental Considerations: When the property has significant environmental aspects to address

6. Community Impact: When development affects existing communities or requires community consultation

7. Financing Framework: When preliminary financing arrangements need to be documented

8. Third Party Rights: When the property has existing tenants or other third-party interests

9. Force Majeure: When parties want to address potential extraordinary circumstances affecting the project

10. Marketing and Branding: When preliminary marketing rights and restrictions need to be established

1. Property Title Documents: Copies of title deed and property ownership documents

2. Site Plan: Preliminary plans showing the property boundaries and proposed development area

3. Concept Masterplan: Initial development concept and masterplan drawings

4. Project Timeline: Preliminary schedule for development phases and key milestones

5. Due Diligence Requirements: Detailed list of required technical, legal, and financial due diligence items

6. Existing Encumbrances: List of any existing rights, restrictions, or encumbrances affecting the property

7. Initial Financial Terms: Preliminary commercial terms and financial arrangements

8. Required Approvals: List of required governmental and regulatory approvals

9. Contact Details: Key contact persons for both parties