Fahad Javed · GTA pre-construction
Find the right pre-construction home, then buy it with a clear head
Compare pricing, floor plans, deposits, and timing with someone who will tell you if a project does not fit.
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- 3,959
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- 283
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TBA bed · TBA bath · 2,917 sq ft – 3,593 sq ft Deposit Structures 44′ Detached: $30,000 on Signing | $30,000 in 30, 60, 90, 120 & 180 Days | $20,000 in 210 & 240 Days | Balance to 10% in 270 Days (Total: $220,000) 50′ Detached: $30,000 on Signing | $30,000 in 30, 60, 90, 120, 180 & 210 Days | $20,000 in 240 Days | Balance to 10% in 270 Days (Total: The greater of $230,000 or 10% of the purchase price) 57′ Detached: $40,000 on Signing | $40,000 in 30 Days | $30,000 in 60, 90, 120, 180, 210 & 240 Days | Balance to 10% in 270 Days (Total: The greater of $260,000 or 10% of the purchase price)
Start with a city
The right project is rarely the whole city. Open one, see what is actually for sale, and compare it with the next city over.
Toronto
824 projects
Toronto new construction is mostly condominium, and the useful comparison is neighbourhood to neighbourhood, not a single city average.
Mississauga
140 projects
Mississauga offers both high-rise around the city centre and Hurontario corridor, and lower-rise product farther out.
Vaughan
204 projects
Vaughan splits between the Metropolitan Centre and subway access, and more suburban low-rise farther north.
Oakville
123 projects
Oakville buyers are often trading a higher entry price for schools, the lake, and GO service on the Lakeshore line.
Markham
143 projects
Markham draws buyers who work in the city or along the 404 and 407, and who often want a townhome or a newer house rather than a small high-rise suite.
Burlington
49 projects
Burlington sits on the Lakeshore GO line and the QEW, with a quieter pace than Mississauga and a different price band than Oakville.
Tell us what the home is for
The catalog is large. The useful first cut is the job the home has to do.
A home you will live in
Space, schools, the commute you actually make, and an occupancy date you can plan around.
Compare townhomesA first purchase
Deposit schedules, what a starting price leaves out, and which cities still have a workable entry.
Projects under $1 millionAn investment you can explain
Fees, rentability, and whether the suite you want is the one the brochure is advertising.
Compare condos
How Fahad’s team works with you
The inventory and the research sit in the background. You deal with people who will tell you if a project does not fit.
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Discover
Look through current condos, townhomes, and detached releases by city and builder. We keep the facts in one place so you are not chasing five sales galleries.
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Compare
Set projects beside each other on price, size, deposit, occupancy, and the trip you will actually make. A lower starting price is not automatically the better home.
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Understand
We walk through floor plans, incentives, fees, and what the agreement is asking you to accept. You should know who a project suits, and who should pass.
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Choose, then stay with it
If a unit is right, we help with the worksheet, allocation, and the questions for your lawyer and lender. After you buy, you can still call about construction, closing, and what comes next.
Questions before you register
Read the buyer guidesHow do you choose a project for a client?
We start with the city, the budget, the home type, and the date you can actually move or close. A project stays on the shortlist only if the price, the plan, the deposit, and the location still make sense beside one or two alternatives.
Is the deposit the same as a mortgage down payment?
No. The builder deposit is paid on the builder’s schedule while the home is being built. The mortgage down payment is a separate conversation with your lender, closer to closing. We ask you to write both numbers down before you register.
Do I get time to change my mind after I sign?
A new condominium bought from a developer in Ontario includes a 10-day cooling-off period. Freehold purchases follow the builder’s agreement, which may not give you the same right. Confirm which one you are signing before the appointment.
What happens after the unit is secured?
The work does not stop at the worksheet. We stay available for construction questions, closing reminders, and later decisions about leasing, assignment, or resale. You are not handed off to a call centre.
Bring the city, the budget, and the home you think you want.
We reply with a shortlist and the trade-offs, not a folder of brochures.