Junity Group

Landowner Partnerships

Sell your land, have us manage its development, or develop it with Junity as a partner.

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A completed waterfront house: white walls, a dark standing-seam metal roof and a two-car glazed garage door, with the lake behind it.

Choose Your Path

Direct Sale

Know what your land supports before you price it.

Request a Property Review

Development Management

Keep your land while we manage the development for a fee.

Discuss Management

Joint Development Partnership

Develop your land together with Junity as your partner.

Discuss a Partnership

Compare Your Options

Landowner options compared
ConsiderationDirect SaleDevelopment ManagementJoint Development Partnership
Land ownershipTransfers to the buyerYou keep itPer the agreement
Who funds itNo project to fundYouPer the agreement
Junity's roleProperty review onlyDevelopment managerCo-developer
Your involvementEnds at closingYou approve; we run itShared decisions
RiskWith the buyerWith youShared
How Junity is paid—Management feeShare of the outcome
Your outcomeKnown at closingYours; may be higher or lower than a saleShared; may be higher or lower than a sale
TimelineWeeks to monthsTypically yearsTypically years

How It Works

  1. Step 1: Initial Consultation

    A free first conversation.

  2. Step 2: Property Review

    What your property can support.

  3. Step 3: Choose a Path

    Sell, develop or partner.

  4. Step 4: Agreement

    Terms agreed before work starts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to develop to work with you?

No. If selling suits you better, we will tell you.

Will developing make more than selling?

It can, or it can make less, including a loss. A sale is a known number now. We show you the assumptions so you can judge.

Do I need to contribute cash?

It depends on the structure. Every proposal states who funds what.

Is the first conversation free?

Yes. A full property review is quoted up front.

Find Out What Your Land Could Support

The first conversation is free.