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"GTA Real Estate Hotline: Daily Sizzlers" is your direct line to the most sizzling and impactful updates in the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. Every day, we provide you with a curated collection of sizzlers that highlight the hottest trends, market insights, and critical updates delivered directly to your inbox. Whether you're a potential buyer, seller, investor, or a real estate enthusiast, our "Daily Sizzlers" cover a wide range of topics, from heating up market dynamics to sparking investment opportunities and expert analysis. Stay connected and make well-informed decisions with "GTA Real Estate Hotline: Daily Sizzlers" as your trusted resource for navigating the dynamic GTA real estate landscape.

When buying a new home in Toronto, there are several potential risks and considerations that buyers should be aware of. While new homes offer modern features and fewer immediate maintenance concerns, it's important to conduct due diligence to avoid potential issues. Here are some considerations:

  1. Builder Reputation:

    • Research the reputation of the builder. Reviews, testimonials, and feedback from previous buyers can provide insights into the builder's track record in terms of quality and customer satisfaction.

  2. Warranty Coverage:

    • New homes in Ontario typically come with a warranty provided by Tarion. Understand the warranty coverage, its duration, and what is covered. This is crucial for addressing any defects or issues that may arise after the purchase.

  3. Completion Delays:

    • Construction projects can sometimes experience delays due to various reasons, such as weather, labor shortages, or permitting issues. Be prepared for the possibility of the completion date being pushed back.

  4. Changes in Features or Finishes:

    • Builders may have the right to make changes to features or finishes, especially if specified in the purchase agreement. Clarify the builder's policy regarding any potential modifications.

  5. Closing Costs:

    • Be aware of the closing costs associated with the purchase of a new home, including land transfer taxes, development charges, and legal fees. These costs can add up, and it's essential to budget accordingly.

  6. Resale Value:

    • Consider the potential resale value of the property. Factors such as location, neighborhood development, and market trends can impact the property's future value.

  7. Inspection of New Builds:

    • Even though it's a new build, consider hiring a professional home inspector to ensure that everything is constructed according to the agreed-upon specifications. This can help identify any issues that need to be addressed before closing.

  8. Community Development:

    • Research the development plans for the surrounding area. New developments can impact traffic patterns, amenities, and the overall feel of the neighborhood.

  9. Mortgage Financing:

    • Ensure that you have pre-approved financing before entering into a purchase agreement. Changes in your financial situation or interest rates could affect your ability to secure a mortgage.

  10. Understanding Condo Fees (If Applicable):

    • If you're buying a new condominium, understand the condominium fees and what they cover. Assess whether these fees are reasonable and fit within your budget.

  11. Future Construction:

    • Check if there are any plans for future construction in the area. Ongoing construction nearby could affect your living conditions and property value.

Working with a real estate lawyer, a qualified home inspector, and a reputable real estate agent can help you navigate these considerations and minimize potential risks when buying a new home in Toronto.

Canadian Rents Outpace Income For The First Time In 60 Years: BMO  - Better Dwelling
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This $3 million Toronto home has a massive glass brick exterior wall
TD doubles forecast for housing price drop amid ‘sudden surge in supply’ - National | Globalnews.ca
Canadian Homeownership Rate Is Falling Sharply For Young Adults - Better Dwelling
Latest in mortgage news: Adult children of homeowners twice as likely to own a home - Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
New mortgage charter may not be enough to protect homeowners
Hamilton household needed about $170K to buy a home in October: report - Hamilton | Globalnews.ca
Half of young Canadians are fearing eviction: Habitat for Humanity Canada
OPINION: Toronto’s increased Vacant Home Tax – more harm than good
House of the Week: $4 million for a steel-framed detached in Trinity Bellwoods with 36-foot ceilings
Are increased rental costs taking a financial toll? We want to hear from you
The Canadian condo rental market: Challenges and market states
Canadian Mortgage Debt Growth Is The Slowest In Two Decades. Is It Too Slow? - Better Dwelling
Fewer Canadian homeowners over past decade: Provincial and generational differences
Older Canadians increasingly deciding to age in their homes | CBC News
This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate At Crisis Levels & Returning To An Inheritance Culture - Better Dwelling
I no longer qualify for a mortgage on my pre-construction property. What are my options?
Man alleged to be behind mortgage scam living large; bye-bye self-checkouts: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet | CBC News
BoC's Macklem: Rate hikes may be over
Hamilton council strikes down vacant home tax in the works for 4 years. Here's what happened | CBC News
Average Canadian rent price hits new high for sixth consecutive month: report
$1.4 million Toronto loft is on the market for the first time ever
Mortgage Growth in Canada Hasn’t Been This Weak Since 2001 - BNN Bloomberg

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