49 Off the Plan & New Apartments for Sale in Sydney, NSW 2000, and 42 other Off the Plan & New Apartments nearby

New off the plan apartments Sydney

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Off the plan property in Sydney CBD

Sydney CBD has had and will continue to have multiple off the plan property purchasing opportunities for those seeking to live in the middle of it all.

Due to the incredibly high profile location, starting prices for off the plan apartments are generally higher than other suburbs in Sydney.

It’s not hard to see why.  Aside from living in a beachfront suburb, central Sydney has incredible amenities and is wtihin easy walking distance to some of New South Wales’ great institutions like the Sydney Opera House, the Powerhouse Museum, and the emerging Barangaroo redevelopment zone.

The rest of the metropolitan area is within each reach via public transport - including the large ferry network - and via road.

If you’re an astute home buyer or investor who is seeking a prestigious residential space, then Sydney CBD will be the place you need to prioritise.  You won’t find land packages in central Sydney, the pipeline is almost exclusively new apartments.

Whether it’s catching a show at the Opera House, dining out in any number of precincts scattered throughout the CBD or vibing with mates at a rooftop club, Sydney has a plethora of urban lifestyle options.

It’s also the ultimate place to live if you work in the city and don’t want to commute by car.

Off the plan property is frequently snapped up in record time in Sydney so it is best to get in early.  Fortunately, we make things easier for you here on Urban.

To register your interest in purchasing a new off the plan property in Sydney CBD, simply select any of the listings you see on this page and then fill out the form on an individual listing. 

We’ll then connect you with a qualified sales professional who will be able to make your journey toward buying new apartments in Sydney a speedier one.

Planning for Sydney

Sydney as the pre-eminent commercial and cultural hub for New South Wales naturally benefits from a lot of infrastructure decisions that the New South Wales Government makes.

The ongoing Sydney Metro projects are going to see public transport connectivity to Sydney’s north, south and west enhanced considerably once two new lines are completed.  

The first phase of the Sydney Metro project included a brand new line from the outer north-western suburbs to Chatswood and the second phase is seeing this line extending southwards, giving Sydney another rail crossing of the harbour, through the CBD and out to Sydenham and Bankstown. 

This line is scheduled to open for passengers by 2024.

A second and separate line, dubbed Sydney Metro West, will be built and have a new CBD station under Hunter Street and provide a faster route to Westmead, Parramatta and Sydney Olympic Park.  This line is scheduled to open by 2030.

There is also an extensive road-building programme underway that will ultimately provide high-capacity road bypasses of the city to the west, and across the harbour and out to the northern beaches.

The process of buying off the plan property in Sydney 

Buying off the plan is a highly individualised process, however there are some key milestones that we can outline.  

Interested buyers will often need to first pay a refundable fee (generally $1000) to reserve a specific unit and again, generally speaking, that reservation will be active until such time as a contract for purchase is signed. 

• If the buyer elects not to proceed, the reservation fee will be refunded. 
• If the buyer elects to proceed with the purchase, broadly speaking, a contract will need to be signed and a 10% deposit (minus the reservation fee already paid) will need to be paid.

Contract signing and taking all the deposits is a key milestone for the developer as, broadly speaking, they will use them as collateral to secure financing for the construction of the new property. 

When construction of the building has been completed, developers will generally contact you and set up a time to complete the settlement of the transaction.

Settlement is the process of exchanging any deeds and it is when you need to have your finances in order so your bank or other financial provider can then pay the developer for your new home.