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The Option To Purchase Property Agreement is a crucial document in New Zealand real estate transactions where a potential buyer wishes to secure the right to purchase a property without immediate commitment to the full purchase. This agreement is commonly used in property development projects, commercial real estate transactions, or situations where buyers need time to arrange financing or conduct due diligence. The document typically includes specific details about the property, option fee arrangements, exercise period, purchase price, and conditions precedent to exercise. It must comply with New Zealand property law requirements and can be customized to address various commercial scenarios. The agreement provides protection for both the property owner and the potential purchaser by clearly defining their rights and obligations during the option period.
