Completed Houses Ready to Move In

CCC (Certificate of Completion and Compliance) is the official sign-off that a building is safe and fit to occupy. Once a project has it, the units are legally ready to move into — no waiting on construction milestones.

You can inspect the exact physical unit before committing, not a show unit or a floor plan, and you can move in or start renting it out immediately once the purchase completes. The trade-off is usually less choice of unit and lot position, since the popular ones may already be taken.

Yes, the same way as any other purchase — the difference is there's no staged progress payment schedule tied to construction milestones, since the building is already done. Ask us and we'll walk you through what applies to the specific project.

Usually yes, once the purchase is finalised and keys are handed over, unlike a unit still under construction where changes to the developer's plan aren't possible. If you're financing with a bank loan, the property is still subject to the bank's charge until the loan is settled, so check your loan agreement for any renovation-related conditions. Structural changes generally need local council approval — the exact requirement depends on what you're changing, so confirm with the council or your contractor before starting work.

Not always, but it can be — developers sometimes price later phases or completed remaining units differently from the original launch price. Ask us for the current price on the specific unit rather than assuming from the original launch figure.