Once you've decided your ideal location, we recommend researching available sections online and taking a drive through the area or subdivision. You should also consider the size of the home you wish to build, the section's dimensions and its orientation.

The perfect section size depends on your lifestyle. If you love gardening, a larger section may be ideal.  If low maintenance living is more your style, a smaller section might be a better choice.  It's entirely up to you.

Before buying, we recommend you speak to your bank or mortgage broker to establish a budget that works for you.

Once you've chosen a section, the Yoursection.nz team encourage you to place your preferred section on hold (at no cost). At this point you may wish to consult with your builder/designer and solicitor before committing.

Should you decide to proceed, you'll need to sign a Sale and Purchase Agreement. Once signed, you will have 10 working days to confirm your purchase.

Yes. Upon confirming your agreement, you'll be required to pay a deposit.  The amount is stated on your agreement.  The remaining balance is due at time of settlement.

When buying a section from Yoursection.nz, you will either purchase a titled section or a section yet to be titled.  All essential services (power, phone, water & sewer) will be provided to the section boundary unless otherwise advised.

At settlement you will be required to pay a developer's approval bond. This bond is refundable upon obtaining and complying with your developer's approval.

If boundary fencing is to be installed, you will need to contribute to this cost at time of settlement.  Our team can advise if this applies to your section.

Additionally, your solicitor can also provide you with a fee estimate for their services to review the agreement and assist with the settlement process.

For titled sections, the purchase can be completed within 15 - 20 working days after confirmation of your agreement, allowing you to start building straight away.

If your section does not yet have a legal title, settlement will occur once the title is issued. The Yoursection.nz team will be able to provide you with an estimated timeframe.