New Ivanhoe apartments for sale
Here's what you need to know about buying new property in Ivanhoe:
- Ivanhoe is located 10-11 kilometres northwest of Melbourne's CBD.
- La Trobe University, the Austin Hospital & medical precinct and employment areas in adjacent Thornbury and Preston make Ivanhoe an ideal place to live close to work.
Ivanhoe is a leafy suburb in Melbourne's northwest that has excellent local amenities as well as equally excellent access to central Melbourne and surrounding employment precincts. Ivanhoe is an easy 25 minute commute to the city by train on the Hurstbridge line.
Well equipped with medical facilities in nearby Heidelberg, Ivanhoe is popular with medical and academic professionals.
Known for its historic homes, new apartment properties in Ivanhoe tend to be on a smaller scale compared to other surrounding suburbs.
There is a very strong local retail strip that caters for entertainment, dining and everyday shopping needs and large regional shopping centres such as Northland and Doncaster Shoppingtown are a 10-15 minute drive away.
There are several more properties in the planning pipeline and prospective buyers should utilise Urban's tracking functionality to keep abreast of new projects as they become available.
We aim to make things easier for you to find a new apartment in Ivanhoe.
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The process of purchasing units off the plan in Ivanhoe
Buying off the plan is a highly individualised process, however there are some key milestones that we can outline.
Interested buyers will often need to first pay a refundable fee (generally $1000) to reserve a specific unit and again, generally speaking, that reservation will be active until such time as a contract for purchase is signed.
- If the buyer elects not to proceed, the reservation fee will be refunded.
- If the buyer elects to proceed with the purchase, broadly speaking, a contract will need to be signed and a 10% deposit (minus the reservation fee already paid) will need to be paid.
Contract signing and taking all the deposits is a key milestone for the developer as, broadly speaking, they will use them as collateral to secure financing for the construction of the new property.
When construction of the building has been completed, developers will generally contact you and set up a time to complete the settlement of the transaction.
Settlement is the process of exchanging any deeds and it is when you need to have your finances in order so your bank or another financial provider can then pay the developer for your new home.