Questions buyers ask

Each estate sits on land covered by a Certificate of Occupancy with an approved layout. Copies are shared at inspection and your lawyer can search the registry.

You receive a Deed of Assignment and a registered survey plan for your plot at handover. You can then apply for Governor's consent, and we assist with the paperwork.

Yes. Companies, couples and family groups can buy. Joint names go on the contract of sale and deed.

Yes. Inspections by video, contracts signed electronically and payments by transfer. Many Phase 1 owners bought from the UK and the US.

No interest on standard plans up to 36 months. Prices in this demo are example figures.

By bank transfer to the named estate account shown in your offer letter. We never ask for cash or transfers to personal accounts.

Prices for unsold plots can rise between phases. Once you sign, your price is fixed.

No. We sell homes to live in or let. We do not promise rental yields or resale profits.

Yes, on any inspection day, and on the quarterly owners site day with our engineers.

Your handover window is in your contract. If we miss it by more than six months, you may choose a rent support payment or a full refund.

Our own site team, supervised by our engineers, with specialist trades for roofing and electrics.

Deed of Assignment, survey plan, building approval, as built drawings, warranties and the estate rules.

Yes, 12 months. Report any defect through the residents app or the facilities office and we fix it at no cost.

Our facilities team at first, then a residents company once 70% of a phase is occupied.

Yes, on a lead in shared spaces. Guard dogs must stay within your compound.