When buying land, size and sale price are just the beginning. Digging deeper reveals that not all sections are created equal. What's below the surface and nearby will significantly impact your home's construction time, cost, and future value. While you may have specific size requirements, preferred areas, and a budget, consider these additional factors:
Building Covenants: These rules govern the size and style of homes that can be built, ensuring neighboring properties match your home's standard and help maintain its value.
Future Developments: Consider how the area will evolve over the next five to ten years. New homes on newly developed land often bring significant changes.
Local Amenities: Check for nearby shops, hospitals, schools, and public transport. Even if these amenities aren't available now, future plans can add value.
Protected Trees: In established areas, protected trees may pose future challenges if they encroach on your home.
Choosing a section allows you to start from scratch and create a home that reflects your lifestyle and preferences. Make informed decisions to ensure your home stands the test of time.