Read the documents, not only the display
Review the plans, schedule of finishes, disclosure material and contract carefully. Ask what is fixed, what may change and how any variations are dealt with.
Buying Off the Plan
Buying off the plan lets you secure a future home before it is complete. The trade-off is that you need to understand the plans, contract, delivery conditions and possible changes well before settlement.
Make the next step clearer
New-build decisions work best when the property type, location, contract terms and settlement timing are considered together—not as separate boxes to tick.
Plan for the timeline
Construction and registration dates can shift. Understand deposit arrangements, finance timing, sunset clauses and the steps between signing, completion, inspection and settlement.
Test the everyday fit
Use the floor plan to think about storage, light, parking, outdoor space, strata arrangements and how the home will work for your day-to-day life—not only the render.
Questions worth asking early
- What is included in the advertised price, and what remains an allowance or upgrade?
- What are the expected construction, registration and settlement milestones?
- How does the location support everyday life, transport, work and future needs?
- Which independent legal, finance and building advice should be obtained before signing?
Off-the-plan contracts can be complex. Obtain independent legal and financial advice before signing and confirm any applicable first-home buyer eligibility directly with the relevant authority.
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