Six steps.
One paper trail.

The six stages

1. 01

   You find it

   A verified price, not a range and not a rumour.

   Every price is published, dated and identical for everyone. There is no enquiry to make before you can see one, and no separate sheet for anybody.

   You should receive Project brief and a verified price

   The price sheet →

2. 02

   You pick a floor

   Three identical plans. The price falls with every flight of stairs.

   Ground is dearest because you never climb to it. Second is cheapest because it is two flights up. Same built area, same finish — the stairs are the whole of the difference.

   You should receive A unit code, a floor and the plan for it

   Work out what fits →

3. 03

   You book it

   Money moves, and paper follows the same day.

   A signed agreement and a receipt carrying a reference and a QR code you can check yourself. A payment that produces no receipt has not happened — walk away from anyone who tells you otherwise.

   You should receive Signed booking agreement and an official receipt

   How to check a receipt →

4. 04

   You watch it go up

   Dated photographs from fixed positions, every month.

   Not renders. A project that is moving looks different from one that is not, and the only way to tell is the same three vantage points month after month.

   You should receive Milestone updates and site evidence

   The construction log →

5. 05

   You get the keys

   With a checklist, not a handshake.

   A handover checklist and a snag list, both written down. Check the meters are yours and read, and that nothing is outstanding on them, before you sign anything.

   You should receive Handover checklist and snag list

   What to check at handover →

6. 06

   You live in it

   And you know exactly what is left to pay.

   A statement of anything still outstanding, and a transfer route already written down for the day you want to sell.

   You should receive Statement of the balance, and the resale process

   Selling it later →