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1. Potential of appreciation: Pre-sale properties are usually offered at a lower price than completed units, which means there is potential for appreciation as the value of the property may increase over time.
2. Customization: Depending on the stage of the pre-sale, you may have the option to customize your unit's finishes, layout, and other features to fit your preferences.
3. More time to save: Buying a pre-sale property gives you more time to save for a down payment, which can be helpful for first-time homebuyers.
4. Newer features & technology: New built properties are often equipped with the latest technology and amenities, making them more attractive to buyers.
5. Lower maintenance costs: Since the building and its components are new, maintenance costs are often lower in the first few years of ownership.
However, there are also potential downsides to buying a pre-sale property, such as the risk of the project being delayed, the uncertainty of the final product, and the possibility of unexpected costs. It's important to do your research and consult with professionals before making a decision.
There are dozens of new development projects currently on the market.
To narrow down the list of the best options for you, please answer few questions below:
1. What geographic area are you looking for? (Vancouver, North Vancouver, Kelowna, etc)
2. How soon do you want to complete? (next year, next 2-3 yrs, etc)
3. Is this an investment property or will this be your primary residence?
4. What downpayment structure are you looking for? (5%-10% down, etc)
Based on your input, you will receive all current projects that match your criteria.
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