Client-side while building with a property developer

Good ;)

I do not know the link.

The semi-detached house is being built by a developer at a fixed price. The construction description lists builder-side services

But I assume that it is not a developer, but a general contractor!
In this respect, you will become the builder with a contract for work and services and will then also be responsible for all incidental costs incurred on the builder's side.
Anything else would be illogical.
The real estate agent mediates the plot of land as a separate contract. This could also be a linked transaction, which others here are more familiar with than I am.

By the way: you registered today and have just given your OK that you will not use links.
You can also use the exposé ID number here or use other terms that can serve for searching.

Property developers (the real ones) like to call their clients builders, although the clients are only buyers. Otherwise, you always have to read very carefully which services are included in the contract and clarify any uncertainties before signing.

I don't know the link.


But I assume that it is not a property developer, but a general contractor!
In this respect, you will become the client with a contract for work and services and will then also be responsible for all incidental costs that arise on the client side.
Anything else would be illogical.
The broker mediates the property to you as a separate contract. That could also be a tied transaction, which others here know better about than I do.

By the way: you have been registered since today and have just given your OK that you will not use any links.
You can also use the ID number of the exposé here or use other terms that can serve the search.

Ok, I will follow up on that. Thanks for the help!

But I assume that it is not a property developer, but a general contractor!
In this respect, you will become the client with a contract for work and services and will then also be responsible for all incidental costs incurred on the client side.
Anything else would be illogical.

And if it is a property developer project, then he only pays the sales price. When buying a new apartment, there are no partial invoices for excavation work, etc., but a price is paid and that’s it. It would be "illogical" if things were handled differently for semi-detached houses.
We had exactly the same case among friends (marketing of a semi-detached house through a real estate agent / property developer takes care of everything) and our friends only had the obligation to confirm the proper completion of all work and to pay the invoice on time. Nothing else. I know this for sure because if a semi-detached house had been an option for us, we would have gone for it as well.

On the client side, you pay. The excavated material alone can already amount to a large sum, especially if the developer keeps this as a previously uncalculated item (i.e. Margen-Politur) in reserve...