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Country-size homes on sprawling lots🏡 in Barrie.

👉 First come first served!

🏡 Starting from 1.6M
🏡 50'' 60'' & 100'' feet lots
🏡 10" ceiling on main floor
🏡 $30k on signing
🏡 Occupancy 2025
🏡 15% Deposit
🏡 Mins from Georgian College
🏡 2 Mins from Hwy 400

💎💎PRIME CONDOS 💎💎

-Sits on the historically rich Jarvis Street.
-Access to Financial District
-CF Toronto Eaton Centre
-Steps from Ryerson University and a street away from the University of Toronto

Voya Condos is a New Condo development by Amacon located at Burnhamthorpe Rd W & Confederation Pkwy, Mississauga.

Voya Condos Parkside Village is conveniently situated in the heart of downtown Mississauga. Major attractions and amenities including Square One Shopping Centre and Mississauga Celebration Square are both located within walking distance from home.

Pre Construction Condos | Vaughan
👉👉 Platinum | VIP Sale
Starting SEPTEMBER 2020‼️
📌 Long deposit! Long closing!
📌 Perfect for move-in or investment
📌 Choose your model, size, floor and finishes
📌 Walk to VMC Subway Station! Major bus hub & major highways 400 & 407! Brand new downtown Vaughan!! Very GTA central with easy access to downtown Toronto! York University 5 mins away! Huge future potential!
Starting September 2020 so don't wait!
👉 Register at:
festivalcondo.net
647-952-5645 Call or Text

Buying a home that is already built is much more straightforward than investing in a pre-construction condo, house, or townhouse – an important heads-up to first-time buyers in particular.

Prepare to pay "rent" on your condo before you "own" it: In the case of a preconstruction condo, you do not officially own it until the building is registered – which happens when it is mostly all lived in and passes conditions set out by the provincial land registry office. The registration process can take three months or longer, after which the title of your condo will be transferred to you – and that is when any mortgage or other payments you make are put towards ownership. While awaiting registration, you will be able to move in – during this "interim occupancy" period, you must pay monthly "occupancy fees" (a type of rent that will not be put against what you owe for the condo) to the builder. Each month's occupancy fee incorporates the interest portion of the balance owing on the purchase price, the condo fees, and a portion of your property taxes.