Before you buy
A brochure starts the conversation. Clear documents and specific answers help you decide what needs attention before you go further.
Independent support from Cendale. Official processes stay with DLD and authorised channels.
A focused first review
| Question | What to gather |
|---|---|
| Which project and developer? | Project name and number where available, developer details and the source of the information. |
| Which unit and seller? | Unit reference, proposed contract and the seller’s capacity to offer the transaction. |
| What am I being asked to pay? | The price, payment schedule, charge breakdown and written payment instructions. |
| What happens after signing? | The registration route, responsible contact and any stated timetable or prerequisites. |
Use the official information
DLD’s Project Status Enquiry provides a route to project information, including developer and escrow sections where available. Use it to identify the development accurately and record when you checked.
A project-level result is not an owner-specific registration confirmation. It also does not replace checking a particular payment instruction or understanding the contract you are being asked to sign.
Before you begin
No. Project information is one part of the picture. The unit, seller or developer, payment instructions and contract still need the appropriate checks.
The document check is administrative support, not a legal opinion. If you need advice on contractual rights or the consequences of signing, that is work for an appropriately qualified legal adviser.
Yes. Explain whether you are buying directly from the developer or taking over another buyer’s position, and provide the documents you have.
Official sources
Checked 8 October 2026. Requirements and charges should be reconfirmed for the specific application.Your property. Understood.
A free document check is a useful place to begin. No card details. No obligation to buy another service.
Independent services operated by Cendale.