Purchasing directly from a developer offers several financial advantages, such as avoiding transfer costs associated with previous homeowners. The Blue Bridge Group also covers bond registration fees when utilising designated attorneys for bonds with specific banks.

A sectional title scheme involves dividing a building into multiple sections for individual sale under the Sectional Title Act No.95, commonly referred to as the scheme. Each unit within the scheme possesses its own unique Sectional Title Scheme number, despite sharing one erf number. Conversely, a full title development entails a single dwelling on an erf, without shared ownership with other dwellings.

Common property is the shared land and parts of a building in a scheme that everyone can use. This includes things like driveways, gardens, staircases, and parking areas. It also covers facilities like clubhouses or swimming pools that everyone in the scheme can enjoy.

Absolutely, you can. As a developer, we begin marketing before starting construction. Once a show house similar to your unit is ready, we'll invite you for a viewing. Before the final approval with the bank, you'll need to inspect the property. The bank will also send a valuator to ensure that the property matches the building as sold from the plan.

You can move into the property once it's registered in your name or on the specified occupation date mentioned in the Offer to Purchase.