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Buying a new-build home
Why specialist conveyancing matters
New-build purchases often involve reservation deadlines, plans rather than a finished home, developer documents and a completion date that can change as construction progresses.
Reservation deadlines
Developers commonly set a short period for legal missives to conclude. Contact a solicitor as soon as you reserve so the paperwork and funding can be checked promptly.
Plans and development
Your solicitor can review the plot boundaries, title conditions, shared areas, roads, services, warranties and any factors or estate-management arrangements.
Completion and handover
The timing may depend on the build programme. Your solicitor coordinates funds and legal completion while you arrange inspection, snagging and the practical move.
Common questions
New-build conveyancing questions
When should I instruct a solicitor?
Ideally, immediately after reservation and before committing to legal terms. Early instruction gives the solicitor time to review the developer’s documents and meet the reservation deadline.
What should I check in a quote?
Check the legal fee, VAT and outlays, and ask whether lender work, registration, additional securities, gifted deposits, Help to Buy paperwork or amendments are included where relevant.
What if the completion date changes?
New-build dates may be estimated until the property is ready. Your solicitor can explain the contract terms, long-stop provisions and when funds and notice to move may be required.
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