Webinar

Property Joint Ventures 101

Thursday, September 10, 2026

Date

Thursday, September 10, 2026

Time

11:00 AM – 11:45 AM AEST

About this event

A practical guide to structuring successful property partnerships

Joint ventures can unlock opportunities that may not be achievable alone—bringing together capital, land, expertise and delivery capability. But successful partnerships depend on clear structures, aligned expectations and a thorough understanding of risk from the outset.

Join The Urban Developer for an essential webinar unpacking the fundamentals of property joint ventures. Designed for professionals looking to better understand how JVs are formed, structured and managed, this session will provide practical guidance on navigating the legal and commercial considerations that underpin successful partnerships.

Stephen Webb, Partner at CBP Lawyers, will explore the key elements of a well-structured joint venture, from selecting the right partner and establishing governance arrangements to managing disputes and planning for exit.

SPEAKER

Stephen Webb

Partner | Colin Biggers & Paisley’s Property & Development 

Stephen Webb is a Partner in Colin Biggers & Paisley’s Property & Development team, advising developers on residential, mixed-use and commercial projects, with expertise spanning acquisitions, project structuring and development delivery. He is recognised for his practical approach to navigating the legal and commercial challenges that shape successful developments.

What you'll learn

  • The different types of property joint ventures and when each may be appropriate.
  • The key legal and commercial considerations before entering a JV.
  • How to structure ownership, contributions, decision-making and returns.
  • The importance of governance, roles and responsibilities between partners.
  • Common risks and disputes, and how they can be managed early.
  • Exit strategies and the provisions to consider from the beginning.

Who should attend

Property developers and development managers.

Landowners considering a development partnership.

Investors, fund managers and capital partners.

Property and commercial lawyers.

Project managers, consultants and development advisers.

Emerging property professionals seeking a practical introduction to joint ventures.