Joint ventures that endure
We work in long-term joint venture partnerships to unlock positive change and create lasting value in communities.
Built to last
Joint ventures thrive when designed for sustained success, with all partners sharing a clear vision, objectives, and goals. Their strength comes from a deep commitment at every level - working together to navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and co-create solutions with openness, trust, and passion.
While joint ventures are nothing new (we have one that's now 20 years old), their longevity depends on continuous commitment from both partners. A shared understanding of risks and rewards, strong senior-level support, and a transparent, collaborative approach are essential to making them work for the future.
Putting down roots: Lovell Partnerships joint venture partnership with whg
We believe that the joint venture partnership will help us unlock complicated, difficult brownfield sites, and build homes where they are most needed.
It will create jobs for local people and add wealth to the local economy.Gary Fulford, Chief Executive of whg
Find out more about our joint venture partnerships
In 2005, Compendium Living was created as a Joint Venture owned by two recognised leaders in housing and urban renewal, Lovell and Riverside.
In 2018, Herts Living and Morgan Sindall Investments Ltd entered into a Joint Venture called Chalkdene, to deliver homes across the county.
In 2004, Kinsted was established through a Joint Venture Partnership between Lovell Partnerships and West Sussex County Council.