Buying information

Terms of Purchase

Draft for website development — purchase terms should be reviewed and finalized before any transaction functionality goes live.

1. Property information

Listings are provided for information and enquiry purposes. Buyers should independently verify ownership, title, measurements, planning information, taxes, fees and other material details.

2. Offers and negotiations

A displayed price is not necessarily an accepted offer or a binding contract. Any offer, reservation or purchase is subject to the final agreement between the relevant parties.

3. Due diligence

Before purchasing, buyers should carry out appropriate legal, financial and property due diligence and obtain independent professional advice where appropriate.

4. Costs and taxes

Purchase costs, taxes, transfer fees, commissions and other charges depend on the property and transaction. The final terms should specify which party is responsible for each applicable cost.

5. Final agreement

The final purchase agreement and applicable law govern the transaction. The website itself does not replace a legally binding purchase contract.

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