Real estate development and operation is a complex economic activity involving many different aspects. JXD possesses top level domestic lawyers who are very knowledgeable in the legal issues involving real estate and who have accumulated extensive practical experience during their long practice in this area. They are committed to offering economical, effective legal solutions for our clients tailored to the needs of their individual situations in the following areas: real estate transactions; land leasing and development as a whole; project construction; planning, operation and management of large real estate projects; and, other relevant fields including financing, investment and security etc.
JXD’s real estate team provides specific services including, but not limited to:
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establishment of real estate company and project company | |
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obtaining and transferring land use rights | |
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the obtaining of various of approvals and permits for real estate projects | |
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bidding for public projects | |
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real estate project acquisition, cooperation and transfer | |
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real estate building, construction and supervision | |
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acting as agent or sole agent for real estate projects | |
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presale and bank mortgage of commodity houses | |
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development financing and investment | |
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project purchase and disposal | |
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sale and leaseback | |
Leaseback is a form of financial lease transaction in which the lessee (seller) sells its assets to the lessor and then leases the assets back from the lessor in return for rental payments. In terms of its legal nature, a leaseback serves the same purpose as a normal financial lease (i.e., using assets to obtain financing) and has the same structure as a normal financial lease, namely: two legal relationships (sale and lease) and three parties (lessee, lessor, seller). The difference is that, in the case of a leaseback transaction, two of the three parties happen to be one, namely the lessee in the lease relationship is also the seller in the sale relationship. However this neither negates the nature of financial lease, nor changes the names and the status of the two relationships between the three parties. Leaseback totally conforms to the legal characteristics of a financing lease contract and is, in fact, a special form of financial lease. |
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auction | |
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tender | |
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sealed tender | |
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mutual transaction | |
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demolition and resettlement |