Click on to quick sale
BUYERS are having to secure their lots online at the new northern Catalina estate in Perth's Tamala Park.
BUYERS are having to secure their lots online at the new northern Catalina estate in Perth's Tamala Park.
Eight buyers bought lots from an 11-block release at the weekend, with keyboards to the ready.
It was the second time the Satterley Property Group used the online registration process at Catalina, which is the group's first estate to adopt the mandatory internet format.
A spokeswoman said the internet process gave prospective buyers the chance to interactively see the size, price and location of lots before filling out their application online.
Catalina is being developed by the Tamala Park Regional Council and Satterley Property Group is the project and marketing manager.
"Now there is no need to wait in the queues, it can be done at the click of a button,'' chief executive Nigel Satterley said.
"This selling process on the internet allows the public to examine the lots of their choice online and then nominate up to three preferences.
"Home sites have been allocated on a first-in, best-dressed basis.''
Of the three remaining lots from the 11-lot release, sizes range from 310sq m to 350sq m.
Catalina, which is off Marmion Ave and adjacent to Mindarie, Burns Beach and the Neerabup National Park, had created intense buyer interest, Mr Satterley said.
"The popularity of Catalina is indicative of the demand for affordable, quality housing on the coast,'' he said.