Frequently Asked Questions

How Long is the Build?

We run a very efficient construction schedule as aim to construct within 8 months of settling the land. You will be kept informed of our progress via email construction updates.

What Deposit do I Need?

Industry standard is 10% however we do have some flexibility on this and it’s usually a case by case situation. Feel free to contact us to discuss further.

Can I Customise Finishes?

We offer design consultations with our off-plan sales as long as it is early enough in the project. The earlier you are, the more input you can have!

Are Homes Earthquake Resilient?

All our homes are built not just to, but beyond NZ Building Code. We don’t accept minimum standards as our target.

What Warranty Comes With the Home?

We build quality homes with universal appeal. Some are more suited to downsizers but we don’t restrict purchasers - we believe community comes from inclusion, not excluding.

What Kind of Insurance do the Homes Have?

Each development is different and requires a slightly different level of cover. Standalone is different to attached for example. We try to stay away from complex Body Corporates, leaning more towards a simple Residents Association which offers solid cover and less governance. Again, we always use the most appropriate for each development and our developments are copy & paste so they require tailored solutions.

How do I Make an Offer on One of Your Properties?

The offer process is simple. We allow for a 48 hour no obligation hold - in which you can discuss with your family, friends and lawyers prior to deciding if you would like a contract. Once you’re ready to go to contract, we can talk you through it step-by-step so you’re comfortable with your purchasing process. You will still have 10 days due diligence in your contract before you have to confirm and pay the deposit. Within this 10 days you usually speak to the bank or your mortgage broker, your legal representative etc. We are on hand to help throughout this process.

What Happens to my Deposit Once it's Paid?

This gets held in the lawyers Trust account. It’s not used for anything other than securing your property!

What are Sunset Clauses and Why Should I be Aware of Them?

Sunset clauses are used to protect buyers are sellers. For buyers, it stops you being left in limbo, potentially waiting on a development that keeps getting delayed. If the project drags on past the agreed ‘sunset date’, you can walk away and be refunded your deposit. They involve certain milestones such as Code of Compliance and Titles being issued by a certain date.

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