Many landowners in Syria hold a valuable asset that earns them nothing, because developing it takes funding, expertise and management they may not have. The good news is that developing land does not have to mean funding the whole project. At Royal Estate we work with three main partnership models.
1. Land-for-units
You contribute the land; we handle design, permits and construction, and you receive an agreed share of the finished units.
Best for: owners who want to develop without injecting capital.
2. Development for a fee
You keep full ownership of the project while we develop, manage and supervise it for a fee agreed upfront.
Best for: owners and companies with funding who need a reliable developer.
3. Investment partnership
Shared capital between the owner, investors and the group, with returns split according to the agreed shares.
Best for: large, commercial and mixed-use projects.
How to choose
| Question | If yes |
|---|---|
| I don’t want to put in any funding | Land-for-units |
| I have the funding and want full ownership | Development for a fee |
| The project is large or commercial | Investment partnership |
What protects you in every model
- A transparent feasibility study showing cost, return and risk before any commitment.
- A written contract defining shares, timelines and responsibilities with no grey areas.
- A schedule and regular reports that keep you informed at every stage.
- A legal check of the land in cooperation with Royal Services.
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A Royal Estate advisor will contact you to understand your land and goals.
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