Buy an apartment from the developer and not regret it. A complete guide to accepting the property.

When a shared-equity homeowner receives the keys to their apartment, their first thoughts are usually: "I can't wait to start renovations, set the table, and invite guests." Only after some time does the owner begin to notice the "flaws" that could have been spotted during the housing acceptance. And it's not just about their own "square meters," but about the entire building, which may have numerous problems — from a non-functioning fire safety system to basements used for commercial purposes. Sometimes, the land beneath the new building doesn't even belong to the residents. TengriHome found out what is important to pay attention to when accepting new housing from the developer.