19 Off the Plan & New Apartments for Sale in Perth, WA 6000, and 42 other Off the Plan & New Apartments nearby

Buying Off the Plan Apartments Perth

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• This page shows every project available in the suburb of Perth, also known as the Perth CBD.  Find your new apartment or townhouse in the wider Perth metropolitan area here.
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The pinnacle of city living in Western Australia can be found in central Perth. 

Whether it is the CBD, East Perth, West Perth, Subiaco, South Perth or in the new Elizabeth Quay precinct, new residents to central Perth have access to some of the best urban amenities in Western Australia.

Inner-city living also means it’s much easier to ditch the car and go completely car-free.  By ditching car ownership, you’ll have more money to live your new urban lifestyle with all the amenities that central Perth has to offer.

Retail therapy on the Hay Street Mall, the restaurants of East Perth and the pubs and clubs of Northbridge, all are within easy walking distance if you live in Perth.  

When thinking about your new home in Perth, consider the views that will be afforded to you in a taller building - many towers will have excellent outlooks, especially over the river and if you’re closer to West Perth, ocean views are definitely possible from the city. 

Elizabeth Quay, right on the Swan River, has some of the city’s most exclusive new developments but adjacent suburbs also have plenty of opportunities for you to find your new home.

West Perth and East Perth have just as many projects with new apartments for sale as the Perth CBD and on the other side of the Swan River from Elizabeth Quay, South Perth continues to see new apartments and townhouse development projects on a regular basis.

Planning for Perth

Central Perth which includes the CBD, East Perth, West Perth as well as South Perth on the other side of the Swan River, benefits from a large infrastructure pipeline that is being rolled out by the Western Australia Government and local councils.

Given its position at the heart of the metropolitan area - and the heart of the city’s transport network - any transport infrastructure project that extends existing routes or creates new ones will benefit the centre of the city.

A great example of this is the new Forrestfield Airport Rail Link.  The $1.8 billion project will add a further three stations to the Perth railway network and include a Perth CBD - Airport journey time of 18 minutes.

Elizabeth Quay is a pivotal new development precinct in the heart of the city that has been under construction for some time.  There are several lots being developed with many to be complete throughout 2022, 2023 and 2024.  

The process of buying off the plan property in Perth

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.