How Can a Property Developer Work With E.R.E?

Quick answer

We ask prospective developer partners to get in touch with an introduction of who they are and details of the development, including the number of units and location.

What E.R.E looks at

E.R.E’s supplied developer process is due-diligence-led. Depending on the stage and nature of the development, the review can include developer track record, company information, ownership documentation, planning information, funding arrangements, development imagery, floor plans and the proposed sales structure.

Preparing for a successful launch

Developers should prepare a clear information pack covering the development, units, pricing, payment structure, specification, location, construction status or programme, buyer documentation and the materials needed by the sales and marketing teams. Any investment figures used in marketing should have clear assumptions and supporting evidence.

Key points to consider

• Introduce the developer/company
• Provide the development location
• Provide the number of units
• Share enough information for an initial suitability discussion
• If aligned, move into document-led due diligence

How to use this guide

Use this page as a starting point for your research, then check the information against the specific development, destination and transaction you are considering. Property information and rules can change, and the right decision depends on individual circumstances.

Explore related E.R.E resources

Continue your research through the E.R.E Property Knowledge Base, compare property investment locations, or review the latest property developments. Developers who want to discuss a project can contact E.R.E Property.

This page provides general information only. It is not legal, tax, mortgage or financial advice.