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New Build Delays
Oh_Daesu
Posts: 31 Forumite
Hi Guy's,
I am seeking some advice on my new build issue, I reserved a new build property late September with a completion date of 28 March it has now been extended first to end of April then end of May and now could be mid June.
We have exchanged contracts and were first time buyers, I am aware we basically have our hands tied but what do we do about making a complaint and getting some compensation?
Regards
I am seeking some advice on my new build issue, I reserved a new build property late September with a completion date of 28 March it has now been extended first to end of April then end of May and now could be mid June.
We have exchanged contracts and were first time buyers, I am aware we basically have our hands tied but what do we do about making a complaint and getting some compensation?
Regards
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Usually the builders have something in the contract that makes it impossible to get any compensation as most new builds are late in completion.0
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But surely they should through something in art least no?0
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We reserved ours in Jan for August completion, now been told its December this year.... Same boat but we are happy to wait for the house we want.0
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Hi Guy's,
I am seeking some advice on my new build issue, I reserved a new build property late September with a completion date of 28 March it has now been extended first to end of April then end of May and now could be mid June.
We have exchanged contracts and were first time buyers, I am aware we basically have our hands tied but what do we do about making a complaint and getting some compensation?
Regards
You don't get compensation for delays in building work. The delays are usually down to the weather. How is the builder supposed to control the weather to make it perfect for building?0
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