11 Off the Plan & New Apartments for Sale in Carnegie, VIC 3163

New Carnegie apartments and real estate

Know this:

• Located near Monash University's Caulfield campus and being situated less than 20 minutes from the city, Carnegie is popular with both investors and new home buyers.
• Carnegie along with neighbouring suburbs like Murrumbeena has seen significant public investment in new train stations and level crossing removals that has significantly improved the appeal of the suburbs.

Carnegie features high on a list of suburbs of Melbourne that are seeing a high amount of growth.

Several new properties are being built in the area across both apartment and townhouse property types.

New developments in Carnegie take advantage of the larger land size blocks with which Carnegie was originally developed.

We aim to make things easier for you to find your new home or next investment in Carnegie

If you would like to refine your search, be sure to use the filters made available at the top of this page.

There you can select how many bedrooms or bathrooms you require and likewise, you can search within the confines of your budget.

Registering your interest using the form provided on any of the listings you see on this page will ensure we can connect you with a qualified sales professional sooner.

Buying into a new block of units or apartments is made easy here at Urban where we aim to connect you with agents as quickly as possible so you can get the information you need in order for you to make an informed purchase.

If you are an investor, make sure asking for a rent estimate of the property as well as getting advice on body corporate and council rates are on your checklist of questions to ask.

The process of buying units, apartments or townhouses off the plan in Carnegie

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.