Yes you can say it’s not good but can people tell me what is the best place to get information about off plan properties. I know API magazine but that hasn’t got enough.[]
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PropertyGuRu I want to be billionaire! []
If you know the area that you want to invest and ready to buy off the plan then the best place is to speak to the council town planner. By doing this you will know who is applying for development application and a block of how many unit.
So you can go direct to the developer.
Hope this help.
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ChanDollars
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>>If you know the area that you want to invest (in) and (you are) ready to buy off the plan then the best place is to speak to the council town planner. By doing this you will know who is applying for development application and a block of how many unit.<<
Yes, I guess the townplanner has got nothing better to do than answering questions like this. He will really welcome such questions. []
If one really is hell bent on knowing what properties will go up one can look at the council reports in the library to see the applications which are approved.
One could send letters to all the applicants telling them that you are in the market to buy several units off the plan.
Often the developer/builder needs to have some of the plan sales before he can get finance (and thence commence construction)
I don’t care much about area and you are giving me long way to find all this. [] I need lazy solution like i go to a website and find all the off plan there. lol [:o)].
Calron I will email you soon.
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PropertyGuRu I want to be billionaire! []
If you want to buy off the plan in Canberra try http://www.independent.com.au. They have nearly all of the off the plan developments in town and don’t list on the other main real estate site http://www.allhomes.com.au. Otherwise it would probably be worthwhile going to the local newspapers online site and having a look at the real estate section.
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Guru, I don’t think there is a central place that you could go to. I doubt it would be in anyone’s interest to set up a dedicated site?
I remember seeing in Wealth Creator a site where you could become a member (for a fee) and browse the developments. Obviously it’s not well known, and I don’t know how many developments ever made it to the site.
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Mel
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