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Why buy new?

Location, location, location

You've heard the term “up and coming neighbourhood” in your search for a new house. What makes a neighbourhood up and coming? The answer is new. Developers spend alot of time finding locations close to work, schools, grocery stores, public transport and shops to make life easier for you.

New homes are a great investment

Remember the previous point about new homes being built in better neighborhoods? Those nearby schools, grocery stores and transport means your home will be even more attractive to other buyers if you choose to sell in the future.

Just feels ‘new’

New just feels better. From fresh paint to brand new appliances, new homes give you a clean slate feeling that just can’t be found in a second or third hand home. No one else has lived there, which makes the home feel like a blank canvas to decorate with your own memories.

More energy efficient

A common complaint about older homes is that they’re too cold in the winters and too hot in the summers, no matter how high you crank the air conditioner. New homes are built with better insulation and engineered for airflow. Don't let high utility bills and health concerns hold you back. Now you can work from home and live in comfort

Low Maintenance

With brand-new plumbing, electrical systems, and appliances, you can move in without worrying about fixing that leaky tap or repainting, saving you both time and money

Your questions answered

Buying "off the plan" means getting a house or apartment before it's actually built.

Picture this: you have the chance to own a brand-new home, be it an apartment or townhouse, even before it's built! Secure your dream property with just a deposit, and the rest is due when your future home is ready.

Here's the best part – you get to customize it! Imagine choosing the finishes and fixtures that match your style. It's like creating your own masterpiece with the knowledge and experience of a property developer to guide you.

After finding the perfect home, you look at plans and designs from the builder to see how it will look. If you like what you see, you sign a contract and pay a deposit to start building. While it's being built, the builder might give you updates and let you pick some things for your new home.

When it's almost ready, the builder tells you the date you can move in, and you pay the rest of the money. Then, the house officially becomes yours!

When buying a property before it's finished, time your loan application closer to the completion date, ideally 3 to 4 months before. Applying too early, before this timeframe, may not be beneficial, as loan approvals typically last for 90 days. Consult with a mortgage broker or financial advisor to determine the optimal timing based on your situation and market conditions.

Yes, everything in life is a negotiation. How much you can negotiate depends on things like how many people want to buy houses and the rules the builder has.

If you do some research, you can figure out a fair price for the house. It's often easier to talk about the price when they're just starting to build because the builder wants to sell some houses early to get money for the project.

Besides the price, you can also ask for negotiate on addons, like better features in the house or different ways to pay. Builders might say yes to these things to make sure they sell the houses.