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- Real estate finance
- Facility agreements
Representations and warranties in real estate finance
Many of the usual representations and warranties for a typical bilateral or syndicated facility agreement will also be applicable to a real estate finance transaction. In a real estate finance transaction, the lenders will require the borrower to make additional representations in relation to the property addressing the following matters (among others):
- • title to the property;
- • no other interests which may adversely affect the use of the property or the lenders’ ability to take security over the property;
- • compliance with planning and environmental legislation;
- • condition of the property;
- • accuracy of information and reports supplied to the lender in relation to the property;
- • for a development finance facility, further representations will be included as to:
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- ◦ the property development site;e
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- ◦ the costs to complete the development project;
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- ◦ practical completion of the project;
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- ◦ the project design, plans and specifications; and
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- ◦ the underlying project documents and (if any) pre-sales contracts.
This guidance note discusses these property or development project-specific representations and warranties and the key considerations when drafting them.
See Representations and warranties in real estate finance.