Sunnyvale Terraces
To be builtTOWNHOUSES — Starting From $855,000
9-11 Sunhill Road
Sunnyvale
Welcome to Sunnyvale Terraces
Own a slice of peace and tranquility… Homes start from $855,000
9-11 Sunhill Road
Sunnyvale
Sunnyvale Terraces is comprised of 46 residential properties in the heart of Sunnyvale, a peaceful suburban development located a short distance from the Waitākere Ranges.
Drive to the Parrs Park.
Drive to Glen Eden Train Station.
Drive to Westcity Waitākere Shopping Centre.
Spacious
open-plan living
Spread across two levels, these immaculately presented townhouses feature two bedrooms, large open-plan living areas, and spacious bathrooms and guest toilets, plus covered or uncovered car park.
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The perfect
backdrop to life
A community-driven neighborhood with local playgrounds and parks within walking distance, the location of these townhouses has been carefully considered. Owners will cook delicious meals with their own high-specification kitchens, complete with engineered stone benchtops and easy-glide drawers.
Gain the benefits
of buying off-the-plan
When purchasing a property from Du Val we only require a 10%* deposit upfront. The remainder of the balance is not due until settlement.
*The deposit is based on 10% of the agreed sale price payable to Du Val (the developer)'s solicitor and held in trust until project completion. Please consult your bank or mortgage professional for more information about lending criteria for your personal circumstances.
One of the most exciting opportunities that comes from buying a home ‘off-the-plan’ is that you can lock in the ownership of a property without having to settle for an extended period of time.
It may be one or two years before settlement, so Capital Growth while your property is being built can often make your initial deposit more valuable in the meantime.
Buying off-the-plan allows for the benefit of time. A longer settlement period means you have some breathing room to take care of the overall investment, like tiding up your finances, saving money and reducing the total amount you need to borrow.
Plus, you’ll also have more time to reduce any existing debts. If you intend to be an owner-occupier, this time can also be used to organise moving house, too.
Things can change in life, and we think people need flexibility to make decisions without worrying about tax. If you’re a landlord and want to sell, then you may need to wait 10 years before your property will fall outside the Bright-line Rules unless you want to pay tax on the capital gain of the property. New build properties built after 27th March 2021 fall outside the Bright-line Rules after 5 years, thus can be sold without having to pay tax on the capital gain of the property. A lot can happen over 5 years let alone 10 which is why we love new build homes to live in and for investment°.
°This is not tax advice. You should consult an accountant or tax advisor for tax advice.
Did you know that tax is often the second largest expense a property investor has if they don’t buy the right property. Off-the-Plan properties qualify for the exemption that applies to new builds, thus interest costs on new build properties are generally deductible. Unlike a second-hand home built before 27th March 2021, purchasers will generally enjoy 20 years of interest deductibility from the date when the CCC is issued. The 20-year exemption is transferrable to future owners of the property, potentially making the property more attractive to potential buyers if sold within that period and potentially saving you a great deal of tax as a landlord°.
°This is not tax advice. You should consult an accountant or tax advisor for tax advice.
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