An assignment is essentially a sale of a contract or right to acquire property. An assignment is a transaction whereby the original purchaser (the "Assignor") of a property sells, and thereby transfers, their interest and obligations under the original contract to a new purchaser (the "Assignee"). The Assignee will generally assume all of the Assignor's duties and obligations under the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale. These rights and obligations are stated in the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale and include terms such as interest payments, taxes and maintenance fees during interim occupancy. Upon completion, the Assignee is granted the title to the real property and will incur all final closing costs. a) Assignor: An Assignor is the original buyer of the unit from the Builder/Developer. b) Assignee: An Assignee is the buyer of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale from the Assignor.
An assignment is legally permitted unless otherwise expressly prohibited in writing in the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale. An assignment fee may be charged by the developer and is normally a cost borne by the Assignor (the original purchaser).
You need to consult the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. Generally, Developers will not permit assignments without the Developer’s consent, therefore every situation requires consultation with the Developer and your lawyer. Please note, there have been incidents where an unauthorized assignment has resulted in termination of the original agreement and the withholding of the deposit.
If the Developer consents to an assignment, there will generally be an administration fee and legal fees. These fees will vary. Consult the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale and the Developer.
SUCCESSFUL ASSIGNMENTS' TRANSACTIONS CAN SAVE BOTH BUYER (ASSIGNEE) AND SELLER(ASSIGNOR) LOTS OF $$$ AND I HAVE NEW ASSIGNMENT LISTINGS COMING UP TO THE MARKET EVERY WEEK,PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFORMATION.
An assignment is essentially a sale of a contract or right to acquire property. An assignment is a transaction whereby the original purchaser (the "Assignor") of a property sells, and thereby transfers, their interest and obligations under the original contract to a new purchaser (the "Assignee"). The Assignee will generally assume all of the Assignor's duties and obligations under the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale. These rights and obligations are stated in the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale and include terms such as interest payments, taxes and maintenance fees during interim occupancy. Upon completion, the Assignee is granted the title to the real property and will incur all final closing costs. a) Assignor: An Assignor is the original buyer of the unit from the Builder/Developer. b) Assignee: An Assignee is the buyer of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale from the Assignor.
Yes. The Toronto Real Estate Board will begin to hold seminars on assignments. Contact the Education Department at TREB or click the Education banner link on the TorontoMLS home page, then select Education Seminars.
An assignment is legally permitted unless otherwise expressly prohibited in writing in the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale. An assignment fee may be charged by the developer and is normally a cost borne by the Assignor (the original purchaser).
You need to consult the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. Generally, Developers will not permit assignments without the Developer’s consent, therefore every situation requires consultation with the Developer and your lawyer. Please note, there have been incidents where an unauthorized assignment has resulted in termination of the original agreement and the withholding of the deposit.
Yes, there are two: OREA Form 150 Assignment of Agreement of Purchase and Sale Condominium and OREA Form 145 Assignment of Agreement of Purchase and Sale (including applicable schedules.) In most cases, the Developer will have its own form as well.
It all depends on whether the developer permits advertising of the assignment. Refer to the original Agreement of Purchase and Sale to see if there are any prohibitions against listing the assignment or consult the Developer (Most Agreements of Purchase and Sale contain such a prohibition).
This is no different than in any sale. The Assignor in most cases is not released from the obligations under the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. Accordingly, both the Assignor and Assignee will be liable.
2. B女士是从小随父母来加国并在多伦多读医科大学,毕业后在从医开了自己的诊所。由于她的主要生活和学习的区域位于Yonge Street Corridor & Bay Street Corridor,集中了多伦多五大医院,两所著名大学以及政府机构。因对地理位置的熟悉以及自身工作的需要,她决定自己今后的生活重心也将在扎根在这里。为此,我们针对她的情况设计一套楼花投资的系列方案。从2005年起至今,他先后购买了Murano,Burano,Aurora Condo和2015 年的Teahouse,501 YONGE St.十年期间,投资方向随着市场的变化而不断调整,总体来讲她购买的这几套楼花每年均有8-10% 的升值外加可观的租金现金流,B女士很高兴自己将来的退休应该由这些保值升值的地产保障无疑了。
4. Liberty Village (自由村)是年轻人非常喜欢去的地方,这里有众多时尚餐厅,酒吧,购物接,是多伦多著名的社区之一,这里住着很多年轻的单身贵族。Metro Liberty Village被证明是一个很受年轻人欢迎的超市。5月28日晚上7点到10点超市里还会举办一个“单身派对”。当天单身的人在购物时可以在自己的购物车上绑上一根红色的丝带,以告诉其他单身的人他/她也在寻找另一半。D太太看准了这个潮流,以及这里楼盘的尺均价比市中心绝对优势,以40万买了2室加den的单位,租金收入$2650/月,首付10万来算,正现金流每年近$15000, 10万的cash投入,等于15%的回报,在加之每年5-8%的capital appreciation, 等于每年20% 以上的回报。
U CONDO, KARMA CONDO, AURACollege Park, L-TOWER,TABELEAU Condo ,FIVE CONDO, Cinema Tower , Index , Peter Street CONDO, Pier 27, X 2 Condo , 75 ST.NICHOLAS ,FIVE CONDOS etc..
现有15年入住的: KARMA CONDO, U Condo 1 bedroom AND 2 Bed,Peter Street One Plus Den 26th Floor, Aura 2 bedroom, ICE CONDO Phase1& 2 , 75 ST.NICHOLAS, West Lake Phase 1 ONE BED AND TWO BED请垂询价格!!!
说起投资楼花转让比较成功的案例之一,崔萍谈起自己的一位老客户:“那位客户当时在加拿大专攻眼科治疗,毕业后开设了自己的诊所。他的主要生活和学习的区域位于Yonge Street Corridor & Bay Street Corridor,集中了多伦多五大医院,两所著名大学以及政府机构。因为对地理位置的熟悉以及自身工作的需要,他决定自己今后的生活重心也将在扎根在这里。为此,我们针对他的情况设计一套楼花投资的系列方案。从2005年起至今,他先后购买了Murano,Burano,Aura Condo和2015年的Teahouse。十年期间,投资方向随着市场的变化而不断调整。”有人担心楼花的价格会脱离预期目标,崔萍则说:“你在购买楼花时所定的价位,如果当时的价值与将来的价值之间存在一定利润空间,那就可以进行投资。你如果认为这个上升空间是比较保险的,看准了投资地点与楼盘,将现在的投资价值与将来的潜在升值后价值进行比较,横向比对同一地段、同一档次的二手楼房,假如现在的二手楼房可以等值于你所投资的楼花在将来升值后的价值,那么,你就可以放心地进行投资。这就叫做买对时间,买对地点,买对楼盘。”
If you are thinking of buying a pre-construction condo in Toronto for investment purposes, new research from Condos.ca shows the average pre-construction unit is overpriced by up to 10% compared to brand new resale condos in the city.
Average Price per SQFT of Pre-Construction Condos in Toronto
Currently, the average price per SQFT of remaining pre-construction condo inventory in the GTA is $575*. This amount does NOT include parking, lockers or development charges, which need to be factored when analyzing investment opportunities.
Average Price per SQFT of Brand New Resale Condos in Toronto
To do this fairly, Condos.ca calculated the average price per SQFT of new resale condos less than a year old (TSCC 2300 or newer), and found the answer to be $558 per SQFT – including parking and lockers (resale condos do not have additional development charges).
If we remove a nominal $35,000 fee for parking and $4,000 for lockers from these resale figures, it equates to $524 per SQFT. This means that the average new condo is overpriced by up to 10% ($524 / $575 = 9.1%), and even more so when you factor in development charges.
Want more proof that pre-construction condos are overpriced? Below are 4 new condo buildings where pre-construction investors have seen little-to-no growth:
Terminated and expired listings are an indication that a property was listed but did not sell during its listed period, typically, because it was overpriced. Many pre-construction investors reverse engineer a list price based on what they paid; this does not work in the real world. The average buyer today views 13 properties before purchasing, so there’s no fooling a resale condo buyer.
Considering the average price per SQFT of condos in Toronto has increased by 88% over the last 10 years (January 2004 to January 2014), it is tragic to see condo investors who have not made any gains, let alone lost money.
Other Factors to Consider
On top of this pricing imbalance, another reason to buy resale is the immediate rental income vs. interest argument. If you purchase a resale condo today and start renting it, you will immediately start paying down the principal on your mortgage.
For example, in the same 3-year period that a $400,000 pre-construction condo could be being built, a resale condo owner who purchased at the same price could use rental income to pay down approx. $24,400 of principal (assuming a 30% down payment, 3-year fixed rate of 2.74% and $1,288 monthly mortgage payment). On the other hand, the pre-construction condo owner would pay down $0 in that time, and instead collect a low interest credit from the developer in the range of $2,400.
Financial reasons aside, when you purchase a resale condo, you can see and touch your unit, so there are no surprises. With a pre-construction condo, you have to be prepared for numerous risks, such as construction delays, project cancelations, disappointing views or finishes etc. There should be some reward for taking on a risk. It’s the basic risk vs. reward rule of all financial investments. Are we the only ones who want some meat on the bones for our clients?
None of this is to say that the Toronto condo market is crashing. We’re just passionate about showing condo buyers what’s happening in the pre-construction condo market, in comparison to the resale market, so they can make a more informed decision. Condos.ca has profiled 1,730 condo buildings in Toronto to help investors make the right purchase.
*Unsold inventory, according to REALNET Canada and Urbanation.
Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, Carl moved to Canada in 2003. Armed with a Commerce degree from Bond University (Australia), he became a licensed agent and quickly rose to become one of Royal LePage’s Top Realtors. At the age of 29, Carl ranked #39 out of almost 15,000 agents across Canada. His secret to success: hard work and passion. Carl loves searching through the thousands of ordinary listings to find distinctive properties for his clients. In his personal life, Carl is a car enthusiast and avid kitesurfer. He and his wife live in Toronto, along with their 3 kids who, as he puts it, are the wind in his sails.
A女士十几年前来加拿大花30万买了间自住独立屋,这些年大涨了不少,房子有了很大的Equity,于是乎在一些Vvip 楼花经纪的游说下用自住独立屋的升值部分贷出抵押贷款40万,作为首付不断买了5个不同地段不同交房期楼花。而且每个Vvip经纪也给了她每个楼花的佣金回扣。想想美啊,买房子还有佣金拿,然后每年交一个房,还是承担起的,然后租出去,再有了房租收入再去收下一年的楼。这样一年买一个投资物业,退休可以过相当高档次的生活了。可熟知多伦多建商合同归定的交屋期从来是不准的,跟你没商量,有的莫名奇妙的快,有的就象难产怎么拽也生不出来。于是乎,根据后来收到的建商信件A女士的3个楼盘要突然在连续的3-5个月同时交屋。这下急坏了,自己挣的是$13/小时,老公拿7万多年薪,主要住宅又贷了line of credit银行不可能把3间投资condo全贷给他们了,刚交的新房也租不上好的价钱,因为大楼还是在施工阶段,算一下,房租抵不了所有费用,还要贴钱来维持,于是A女士班也上不好,饭也吃不好,觉也睡不了,干脆原价转了,不收房了,就当几年前没有发生那些事吧。- 多伦多 51 网
B 女士是投资移民,移民前在国内住惯了楼房,又因为喜欢这里大楼有游泳健身高档设施,又头疼买豪斯要面临的割草,扫雪,也就买了一套3房的condo自住,蛮陿意啊。于是乎同一位给她买高档自住condo的香港经纪又游说她在市中心娱乐区买了3套精品单元作为投资单位,可以尽享多伦多电影节的热闹啊。一套一居室的带车位单元收屋一年了,总共花了55万,空了几个月房,好容易租掉,月租1850,算算要另外出的地税,管理费,利息,在这套房里压了55万加币怎么的也不划算。交房前,大楼里没有什么人拿出来卖同样户型,听说是建商控制不给上自由的MLS网。收屋不久倒是有邻居拿出来在MLS上卖了,可是却卖了49万9,要知道交房的税项就花了5-6万咯。想想还要继续折腾吗?不要了,另外两套还未入住的楼花干脆原价转了,不收房了,就当几年前没有发生那些事吧。
C 先生也是投资移民,上海人,本来想买一套公寓给女儿上学用,在一位大牌VVIP的经纪建议下买了Yonge 街一个著名意大利建商的尾盘70楼的Sub-pent House。该盘是2007年的新楼花,到他2013年买的时候建商至少自己以把价格调高了50% 以上了。一居室加书房连加料多多,以及楼层升级等等共花了75万加币。起先C 先生也是想这里是多伦多市中心央街的起点,最好的地段,紧邻6大银行,风水好极啊,和上海同样好地段7-8万人民币均价的楼盘比,不算贵啊。(直把杭州作汴州的哦)。可是女儿马上都要大学毕业9月份到美国发展了,这个2007年开盘的大厦至今还是珊珊未完工,终于建商通知今年5月交房,可想想还要继续折腾吗? 女儿9月份就离开多伦多了,真的不要再浪费时间,干脆原价转了,不收房了,就当几年前没有发生那些事吧。
D 小姐和老公5年前买了3套新楼花,当时是留学生本来是想住一套然后投资2套收租。可是计划不如变化,小俩口毕业后都没有留在多伦多发展。一个回上海,一个在日本找到了一份好的工作。现在这3套房都快要竣工收房了,可事业风风火火的D小姐和老公哪有时间跑到多伦多来跑贷款和收房啊,D小姐是心脏科医生,每天在上海的医院看几十个门诊,一想到多伦多的公寓的事头皮都麻,哪有当初的兴趣做房东收租啊,万里迢迢怎么打理?(想想至少再过30年退休了再来从事收租婆的事业吧) 可是他们买的3套楼又恰巧都在同一地点,新竣工的公寓单元如雨后春笋一下子涌出,不好卖也不好阻,想想他俩谁都不可能有时间管多伦多的公寓,不要了,干脆原价转了,不收房了,就当几年前没有发生那些事吧。