DEVELOPMENT & JV ADVISORY

Turn Land Potential Into a Structured Development Decision.

DEVELOPMENT & JV ADVISORY
UDCPR 2020 · CIDCO · NAINA · NMMC
THE MASTERPLAN BEFORE THE PROJECT

Development is not simply a question of how much land is available. It involves understanding the property, applicable planning framework, development parameters, market opportunity, financial feasibility, partner capabilities, commercial structure and execution requirements. MAVEX helps landowners, developers and investors evaluate these layers before moving into a development or JV strategy.

ARCHITECTURAL SCHEMATIC

Envelope Massing & Permissible Envelope

ZONE: R2-REGIONAL
LAND POSITION ↓ DEVELOPMENT QUESTION ↓ STRATEGIC POSSIBILITY
Land Planning Feasibility Structure Execution
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ACT 02 • PROBLEM STATEMENT

Development Begins Before Construction.

ACT 02 • PROBLEM STATEMENT
“What can we do with this property?”
01

ASSET INVENTORY

What is the property?

02

PROPRIETARY STANDING

Who owns it?

03

JURISDICTION

Which authority?

04

STATUTORY REGIME

What framework?

05

LEGAL & PHYSICAL IMPEDIMENTS

What constraints?

06

COMMERCIAL ABSORPTION

What does the market support?

07

CAPEX & FINANCE

What could the project cost?

08

EXECUTION CAPABILITY

Who should develop it?

09

FIDUCIARY MODEL

Self develop or partner?

10

EQUITY & SHARING

What commercial structure?

11

MOMENTUM ROADMAP

What needs to happen next?

METHODOLOGY BACKBONE

From Land to Development Strategy.

METHODOLOGY BACKBONE

The Development Canvas: an institutional 10-stage linear progression ensuring no commercial step is entered without statutory and financial verification.

STAGE 01

PROPERTY

Title search, survey demarcations, encumbrance scan.

STAGE 02

AUTHORITY

Jurisdiction determination (CIDCO, NAINA, NMMC).

STAGE 03

PLANNING

UDCPR zoning, reservation overlays, gazetted road widths.

STAGE 04

DEVELOPMENT

Gross permissible BUA, TDR potential, height envelope.

STAGE 05

MARKET

Micro-market supply, competitor absorptions, target price.

STAGE 06

FEASIBILITY

Construction Capex, premium loads, DCF, IRR thresholds.

STAGE 07 • PIVOT

STRATEGY

Self-dev, JV, DM model or outright land sale.

STAGE 08

PARTNER

Developer selection, track record, debt leverage audit.

STAGE 09

STRUCTURE

Revenue vs area share, cash calls, step-in covenants.

STAGE 10

EXECUTION

MahaRERA registration, escrow mechanisms, delivery oversight.

ACT 04 • REGULATORY ARCHITECTURE

A Development Opportunity Has Multiple Layers.

ACT 04 • REGULATORY ARCHITECTURE
LAYER 01

Property Baseline

Cadastral survey numbers, 7/12 extract status, demised freehold vs leasehold terms, physically verified contours and boundary coordinates.

LAYER 02

Competent Authority

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), CIDCO Special Planning Authority, or NAINA Aerotropolis Influence Zone mandates and specific policies.

LAYER 03

Planning Framework

Unified Development Control and Promotion Regulations (UDCPR 2020), coastal CRZ clearances, statutory DP road reservations and transit lines.

LAYER 04

Massing Potential

Max potential FSI calculations, permissible ground coverage, parking envelopes, fire tender access clearances, and aviation NOC height limits.

THE RIGOROUS DEVELOPMENT EQUATION
PLOT + AUTHORITY + LAND USE + ROAD WIDTH + TDR + RESERVATIONS + RULES = DEVELOPMENT CONTEXT

“Development potential should never be presented as an automatic entitlement. A development number should always have a source and context.”

ACT 05 • CAPITAL ALLOCATION

The Landowner's Strategic Choice.

ACT 05 • CAPITAL ALLOCATION

The core dialectic of real estate land monetization: balancing capital autonomy against execution sophistication.

Self-Development

Full Autonomy
  • check_circle Complete retention of project upside and residual inventory margins.
  • check_circle Total architectural, design, and branding command over the real asset.
  • warning 100% absorption of construction Capex, statutory fees, and finance costs.
  • warning Single-point regulatory liability under MahaRERA compliance structures.
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS: EXTREME RISK: CONCENTRATED

Joint Venture (JV / JD)

Synergistic Execution
  • check_circle Offloads development Capex, contractor procurement, and day-to-day site operations.
  • check_circle Leverages institutional brand equity for commanding market premiums and velocity.
  • sync_alt Dilutes revenue or built-up area in accordance with negotiated sharing waterfalls.
  • sync_alt Demands stringent governance, milestone audits, and step-in default protections.
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS: MINIMAL RISK: CONTRACTUAL
OUTRIGHT SALE

Immediate Clean Liquidity

Zero ongoing risk; locks in capital value without exposure to multi-year construction cycles.

LONG-TERM HOLD

Generational Banking

Awaiting key infrastructure completion (e.g., Metro corridors, Airport phases) before monetization.

DM MODEL

Development Management

Developer provides branding & marketing for a fixed fee/share; landowner funds project Capex.

ACT 06 • FIDUCIARY CONVERGENCE

A JV Is More Than a Revenue-Sharing Agreement.

ACT 06 • FIDUCIARY CONVERGENCE
PARTY A

Landowner Asset

Title, Clear Possession, Regulatory Standing

THE COVENANT

CAPITAL • CAPABILITY • EXECUTION • GOVERNANCE

PARTY B

Development Partner

Working Capital, Contracting, Delivery Machine

GOVERNANCE PARITY

Equal representation on Joint Management Committees (JMC) for critical budgetary and pricing authorizations.

ESCROW MECHANICS

Automated separation of collections between MahaRERA mandated construction account and profit repatriation.

EXIT & TERMINATION

Pre-defined default clauses, liquidity step-in mechanisms, and physical inventory partitioning schedules.

ACT 07 • FINANCIAL ANATOMY

Understand the Economics Before Signing the Structure.

ACT 07 • FINANCIAL ANATOMY
01

Land Valuation

Agreement on baseline indexed equity contribution value of the land parcel before inception.

02

Capex Commitment

Hard capital infusion covenants binding developer without leveraging land equity as mortgage collateral.

03

Cost Scrutiny

Defining clear limits on allowable overheads, sales commission ceilings, and corporate management fees.

04

Revenue Realization

Gross Realizable Value models based on dynamic floor-rise, unit orientation, and payment milestone velocities.

05

Waterfall Ratios

Tiered distribution cascades distinguishing baseline revenue return from hurdle-rate surplus distributions.

06

Cash Call Rules

Contractual allocation of inflation burdens, statutory fee hikes, or unexpected environmental premiums.

07

Exit & Inventory

Pre-identified physical wings or floor stacks allocated for independent or co-terminus monetization.

08

Default & Step-In

Unambiguous legal clauses granting landowner rights to replace general contractors upon timeline breaches.

ACT 08 • EVIDENCE STANDARD

FSI Is Not a Marketing Number.

ACT 08 • EVIDENCE STANDARD
“This plot has X FSI.”

Brokers frequently pitch exaggerated multiplier potentials based on hypothetical maximums. In institutional practice, actual permissible built-up area is strictly governed by statutory prerequisites, fronting road widths, and non-fungible reservations.

Planning Authority Land Use Zone Demarcated Area Fronting Road Width TDR Entitlement Statutory DP Reservations Height Clearances (AAI) UDCPR Gazette Version
ACT 09 • FEASIBILITY TRIAD

What Can Be Built Is Only Half the Question.

ACT 09 • FEASIBILITY TRIAD
PLATE 01

Development Potential

What the statutory framework, zoning, and physical parameters legally permit on the site.

PARAMETRIC ENVELOPE
PLATE 02

Market Absorption

What specific micro-market buyer cohorts, ticket sizes, and velocity metrics will actually consume.

ABSORPTION RUN-RATE
PLATE 03

Financial Feasibility

Whether construction Capex, premium loads, and financing yields a defensible risk-adjusted return.

IRR & EQUITY MULTIPLE

THE INTERSECTION: [DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL] ∩ [MARKET DEMAND] ∩ [FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY] = VIABLE DEVELOPMENT

ACT 10 • SPATIAL JURISDICTIONS

Development Strategy Changes From Node to Node.

ACT 10 • SPATIAL JURISDICTIONS

Navi Mumbai cannot be modeled with a uniform brush. Four distinct planning and statutory regimes define its micro-markets.

MUNICIPAL DESK

NMMC Nodes

Vashi, Nerul, Belapur. Predominantly mature municipal land with brownfield cooperative housing society redevelopments under UDCPR Regulation 7.3.

FOCUS: SOCIO-LEGAL CONSENSUS
SPECIAL AUTHORITY

CIDCO Leasehold Nodes

Kharghar, Ulwe, Dronagiri. 60-year leaseholds subject to CIDCO transfer charges, tripartite agreements, and time-bound development construction conditions.

FOCUS: TRANSFER SANCTION VIGILANCE
AEROTROPOLIS INFLUENCE

NAINA Zone

Greenfield 371 sq km development belt. Governed via Town Planning Schemes (TPS 1-12) utilizing land pooling mechanisms and FSI compensation formulas.

FOCUS: TPS RECONSTITUTION AUDIT
STRATEGIC CORRIDORS

NMIA Airport Belt

Panvel, JNPA Freight Nodes. Mixed-use commercial developments subjected to rigorous Airport Authority of India (AAI) Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS).

FOCUS: AERODROME HEIGHT RESTRICTION
ACT 11 • EXECUTION REALITY

Infrastructure Is a Development Input — Not a Guarantee.

ACT 11 • EXECUTION REALITY
Operational
Under Construction
Statutory Clearance
Proposed / DPR Stage

The Infrastructure Causal Verification Chain

STEP 1

Physical Site

STEP 2

Direct Access Road

STEP 3

Trunk Infrastructure

STEP 4

Demographic Inflow

STEP 5

Market Viability

ACT 12 • QUANTITATIVE UNDERWRITING

Build the Model Before Building the Project.

ACT 12 • QUANTITATIVE UNDERWRITING
01 • MODEL INPUTS
  • Demised Land Area & Premium Basis
  • Permissible Built-Up Area (BUA) Matrix
  • Hard Construction Capex per sq. ft.
  • Statutory Premiums & Sanction Costs
  • Cost of Debt / Construction Finance
  • Anticipated Sales Absorption Velocity
02 • FEASIBILITY ENGINE

Dynamic DCF & Cash Flow Cascade

Monthly phased capital deployment against staggered construction milestones and MahaRERA-compliant collections.

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03 • STRATEGIC METRICS
TOTAL BUA 385,000 SF
PROJECT COST $ 28.4M
PROJECTED IRR 24.2%
EQUITY MULTIPLE 2.35x
[Proceed] • [Modify] • [Partner] • [Hold] • [Exit]
ACT 13 • RISK SCRUTINY

The Right Development Strategy Also Depends on the Partner.

ACT 13 • RISK SCRUTINY
PILLAR 01

Experience & Track Record

Total square footage successfully completed across comparable asset classes.

PILLAR 02

Financial Net Worth & Debt

Audited balance sheet health, current exposure, and debt-to-equity leverage ratios.

PILLAR 03

In-House Execution

Depth of direct engineering, procurement, and site management bandwidth.

PILLAR 04

Delivery Track Record

Historical variance between promised possession timelines and actual OC handovers.

PILLAR 05

Statutory Compliance

History of litigations, MahaRERA complaints, and default notices.

PILLAR 06

Commercial Alignment

Shared vision regarding brand stature, target pricing, and launch timing.

PILLAR 07

Clarity of Roles

Exact operational breakdown of who handles sanctions, sales, and handover.

PILLAR 08

Milestone Transparency

Unconditional reporting rights and site audit access for landowners.

PILLAR 09

Governance Framework

Structured dispute resolution mechanisms and voting thresholds on major capex.

ACT 14 • ECOSYSTEM ORCHESTRATION

One Project. Multiple Responsibilities.

ACT 14 • ECOSYSTEM ORCHESTRATION
ACT 15 • CLIENT PERSONAS

Development Advisory for Different Stakeholders.

ACT 15 • CLIENT PERSONAS
LANDOWNERS

Unlocking Real Land Value

Protecting generational wealth from predatory developer structures while maximizing residual returns.

DEVELOPERS

Sourcing Clean Parcels

Pre-vetted development opportunities with validated planning parameters and verified title security.

INVESTORS

Development Equity

Evaluating direct equity placements into structured joint developments with risk-adjusted underwriting.

FAMILY OFFICES

Generational Strategy

Long-term spatial masterplanning and portfolio-wide asset management across multi-generational holdings.

HOUSING SOCIETIES

Redevelopment Tenders

Independent fiduciary advisory for managing multi-member consensus and builder selection processes.

BROWNFIELD TRANSFORMATION
BROWNFIELD TRANSFORMATION

Not Every Development Opportunity Is a Greenfield Land Opportunity.

Many of Navi Mumbai and South Mumbai’s most valuable prime sites exist as existing cooperative societies requiring brownfield renewal under UDCPR Section 7.

STRATEGY TO REALITY

From Strategy to Physical Project.

Concept → Design → Approvals → Procurement → Construction
ACT 17 • TANGIBLE DELIVERABLE

A Development Decision That Can Be Explained.

ACT 17 • TANGIBLE DELIVERABLE
01

Land & Planning Baseline

Complete statutory audit documenting plot area, road width, zoning rules, and permissible BUA.

02

Feasibility & Yield Model

Full financial projections, sensitivity underwriting, absorption timelines, and cash flows.

03

JV Term Sheet

Definitive commercial terms, revenue waterfalls, default mechanisms, and governance structures.

04

Execution Roadmap

Step-by-step statutory sanction timeline, procurement gates, and delivery oversight protocols.

ACT 18 • RESEARCH RIGOR

Understand Development Before You Structure It.

ACT 18 • RESEARCH RIGOR
MAVEX EVIDENCE TAXONOMY
[1] Documented [2] Verified [3] Analysed [4] Assumed [5] Projected [6] Subject to Approval [7] Requires Professional Confirmation

“Development potential is not an approval.”

“Feasibility is not a sanction.”

“A projection is not a guarantee.”

DEVELOPMENT & JV ADVISORY

Have Land With Development Potential?

DEVELOPMENT & JV ADVISORY

The first step is not construction. It is understanding the property, planning framework, development possibilities, market and economics — then choosing the appropriate strategy.

MAVEX REALTY™ • RESEARCH • VERIFICATION • STRATEGY • EXECUTION MAHARERA REG NO: A031332600468
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