6ix Estates LLP

Pre-construction purchases can offer opportunities, but they also come with unique risks that buyers should carefully consider.

In general, buyers should be aware of:

• extended and uncertain closing timelines
• potential changes to pricing, finishes, or layouts
• assignment restrictions and limited flexibility
• financing risks at final closing
• market fluctuations between purchase and completion

These transactions are often more complex than resale purchases and require careful review of the agreement and disclosure documents.

If you are considering a pre-construction purchase, our office can assist with reviewing the agreement before you commit.

A successful real estate transaction is a team effort. Having the right professionals involved early can help prevent delays, unexpected costs, and closing issues.

A typical transaction may involve:

• real estate lawyer to handle title, documents, and closing
• real estate agent to manage the listing, marketing, and negotiations
• mortgage broker or lender to arrange financing
• home inspector to identify potential property issues
• insurance broker to secure coverage before closing

Coordinated communication between professionals helps keep your transaction on track from offer to closing day.

If you are planning to buy, sell, or refinance, our office works closely with your team to help ensure a smooth closing.