Our projects
Welcome to The Albertine, an exclusive residential development at 31 Queens Lane, Melbourne, offering an unparalleled blend of sophistication, modern living, and a prime location adjacent to Albert Park Lake Developed by the renowned Mirvac, The Albertine is set to redefine luxury with its exceptional design and meticulously crafted residences.
nchored by the sapphire-blue waters of Cabbage Bay with mesmerising ocean views forming a postcard-perfect backdrop, this brand new designer lifestyle residence has left nothing undone in its pursuit of providing the ultimate oceanfront lifestyle retreat Award-winning Koichi Takada Architects and Mim Design interiors have harmoniously collaborated to bring together a sophisticated and functional work of art with an overwhelming sense of light and space, absolute premium appointments and finishes plus a seamless connection to the outdoors.
Situated in the absolute heart of Adelaide, The Cullinan is an icon that will define Waymouth Street for generations With striking hand-made brick columns cut from stone from the nearby Adelaide Hills, the building is an architectural triumph.
Buying off the plan
6 simple steps to buying property off the plan
1. Find your property
Once you’ve determined your budget, property/land requirements and desired location, use our handy search tool above to search current and upcoming developments and project opportunities.
2. Secure your property
The best properties/land usually sell first so be ready to move quickly to give yourself maximum choice and opportunities. This strategy can also save you money, as developers may sometimes release lower-priced properties or land first to secure early sales.
3. Check the contract
Buying off the plan means committing to buying before a property is built. Be sure to have your solicitor review the sale contract before you sign, which like when buying an established home is a legally binding agreement between buyer and vendor.
4. Pay the deposit
Most off the plan purchases require a 5% to 20% deposit upon contract signing, with the balance payable at settlement once construction is finished. This gives you extra time to save before you start paying off your home loan.
5. Development
Construction duration varies with each development, so avoid surprises by obtaining an expected completion date from the developer beforehand. As the construction period draws to a close, you will be given an estimated date of settlement.
6. Settlement
With construction complete the building needs to be signed off for compliance, with final settlement usually required 14 days thereafter. Once your final balance is paid and the contract settled, the property is yours to enjoy!
Get in touch
We sell apartments, land estates and house and land off the plan. If you're interested in buying a new home, submit an enquiry and we'll be in touch.