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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does buying property off-the-plan mean?
It involves signing a contract to purchase a property that has yet to be built or registered, relying on the developer’s plans and disclosure materials.
What are the risks associated with off-the-plan purchases?
Completion may take years, the finished property may differ from the plans, market conditions can change and the developer may be delayed or fail to complete the project.
Can the developer change the design or completion date?
Contracts often allow the developer to vary finishes, lot sizes or settlement dates within certain limits, so it’s important to understand your rights to terminate if changes are significant.
When do I pay stamp duty on off-the-plan contracts in Queensland?
Transfer duty is generally payable within 30 days of the contract becoming unconditional, and concessions may be available for your principal place of residence, including the full first home (new home) concession that applies to contracts signed from 1 May 2025.
Can I rescind an off-the-plan contract?
Termination rights depend on the contract and disclosure statement; buyers may withdraw if there are material changes or if the developer fails to complete within the sunset date.

