Purchase of condominium - Important notes, dangers, etc.

Hello the financing is approved and soon it will get serious. I am rather the anxious type and therefore often want to do many things correctly and be well informed. What should you pay attention to when buying a condo (new build)? Should additional insurances be taken out? The apartment will still be under construction for 2 years. Would you document the construction progress? I am very grateful for your advice.

What must you pay attention to when buying a condominium (new build)?

Construction performance description and special requests.

Should additional insurances be taken out?

No, since you are buying through a developer. You are not building yourself.

Would you document the construction progress?

Officially, you are only allowed to enter when accepting the apartment. Talk to the developer. Have the acceptance done by a paid professional - in two years.

Description of construction services and special requests.

No, because you are buying through a property developer. You are not building yourself.
Officially, you are only allowed to enter the apartment upon acceptance. Talk to the property developer.

Have the acceptance done with a paid professional - in two years.

Oh okay, so that means if, for example, the underfloor heating is being installed, I am actually not allowed to enter to take photos?

Oh okay that means if, for example, the underfloor heating is installed, I actually wouldn't be allowed to go inside to take photos?

In the classic property development scenario, you buy a piece of the apartment (according to the real estate agent and property developer regulations, I have assumed this as almost always with condominiums), similar to buying a piece of a car from VW. Even there, you are not allowed into the factory to take photos of how the component carrier is installed. As a rule, however, the developer usually lets you into the house (politely asking usually helps).

With the classic property development, you buy a piece of an apartment (according to the broker and property developer regulation, which I assume as almost always with condominiums), similar to buying a piece of a car from VW. There, too, you are not allowed to enter the factory and take photos of how the dashboard is installed.
As a rule, however, the developer will let you into the building (politely asking usually helps).

Thanks for the info. Yes, I will definitely ask. I would like to take photos of all the pipes... Thanks.