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Buying condos on assignment is becoming the norm in the real estate business. Investors use this strategy to purchase a condo cheaply and sell before closing to maximize profit. Understanding what a condo assignment is can be difficult, especially for newbies in the niche. Our team will discuss condo assignments and what you need to know before diving in to your next investment.
A condo on assignment sale is a written document issued to the purchaser of a pre-construction condo unit from the builder or an investor intending to sell. This agreement indicates that since the building hasn’t been officially registered, no one can take possession of the condo unit. However, you are allowed to sell the agreement to an interested buyer before the building is fully registered.
You will only get full ownership of the building after the final closing date – the period when the property title will be transferred to you. Once the property has become registered, you can sell the property and the title. It’s after the closing date that you will begin your mortgage payment.
Remember, the condo unit isn’t officially yours, even after making your down payment. You will only get a condo assignment sale as proof of your down payment and not the property’s title until after the closing date.
There are reasons why buying condos on assignment is a familiar strategy investors and realtors use these days. If you already bought a pre-construction condo, you can maximize profit before closing and registration by selling the contract to another buyer. This is called “flipping.”
If you also have to relocate or out of cash, you can sell the contract to an interested buyer and get your money. Here, the agreement can protect you from accruing further costs.
Another reason to purchase a condo on assignment is that you’ll be buying at a price less than the market value when it’s completed.
When buying a condo on assignment, you need to keep the following factors in mind.
You will be liable to pay taxes, such as Land Transfer Tax and other legal fees after the final closing date. Our experts recommend that you employ the services of a tax advisor for proper guidance.
Buying a condo on assignment sale demands that the builder collects a down payment from you. The deposit structure varies from builder to builder and the current phase of the building construction, but the typical range is between 15% – 30% of the total price of the building.
The builder must approve all the transactions regarding assignment sales. Some builders may not approve until the date of assignment sale is near the final closing date to avoid any confusion on whose name the property will be registered to.
You are mandated to provide Proof of Sufficient Funds to show that you can pay for the purchase before the builder can issue the contract. The remaining amount after the initial down payment is paid in the form of a mortgage.
The builder automatically assumes that you are using your condo as your primary residence after registration. Therefore, you become obligated to assign the HST Rebate entitlement to the builder.
You need the help of a professional and seasoned real estate broker to help you with the transaction and ensure that it goes smoothly. This is because the paperwork involved is relatively complicated, and many agents or real estate brokers may not fully understand how condo on assignment sale works.
When buying a condo on assignment sale, you will be responsible for closing costs once the builder registers the building. These costs include Land Transfer Tax, Utility Connection Fees, Development Charges, etc. [1] However, you are exempted from HST if you plan on using your condo as your primary residence.
When purchasing a condo on assignment sale, you need to take note of the following:
To buy an assignment for a condo, you must be ready to purchase one of the pre-construction condo units from the builder. Afterward, you can request an assignment from the builder, showing that you own one of the units.
A condo assignment transfers partial ownership of the building from the builder to the buyer. When buyers decide to purchase a pre-construction condo unit, they agree with the builder, signifying partial ownership.
When buying condos on assignment, it’s vital that you go through all these factors, as explained by our real estate experts, to avoid any complications, especially during the closing dates. An error could jeopardize your chances of buying a pre-construction condo, so take your time while going through the transaction.
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Condo Assignments
A Condo Assignment is a legal sales 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”).
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Soaring $29 million condo is one of the most expensive for sale in Toronto
Just northeast of Avenue Rd. and Bloor St. W, the prestigious condos at 155 Cumberland St. offer some pretty luxe living.
Built as an office building in 1960 and converted/expanded into condos a half-century later, the building's striking limestone, metal, and glass façade sets it apart from its neighbours, with a distinctly Modernist style absent in most new-build condos.
The views from the kitchen.
One of the patios overlooking the city.
This sprawling residence covers an entire floor of 155 Cumberland St., offering a massive 6,644 square feet of indoor space plus an additional 1,000 square feet of outdoor terraces.
The family room with floor-to-ceiling windows.
The Great Hall.
Probably the most noteworthy part of this entire condo is the "signature Great Hall."
The dining room.
It's an 80-by-25-foot open-concept masterpiece with 11-foot vaulted ceilings finished in Venetian stucco.
The kitchen with a fireplace.
The open-concept layout also makes it a great space for hosting sophisticated soirées.
The view from the dining room through the wet bar.
The living room, dining room, media room, and wet bar all flow seamlessly together.
The library.
Luxury materials like stone, warm wood, and metal add visual interest to the spaces.
Another balcony with views.
And if that’s not enough, the floor-to-ceiling windows give you unobstructed views of Toronto’s skyline, letting you feel like you’re floating above the city.
The primary ensuite bathroom.
This suite offers three bedrooms and four bathrooms.
One of the bedrooms.
The bedrooms are very spacious and bright.
The primary bedroom.
The breakfast area in the kitchen.
The building doesn't have a ton of amenities, but with over 6,000 square feet of space, do you really need them?
A view of the balconies.
1700 – 155 Cumberland St. is listed for $29,000,000 .
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Real estate markets will feel the downstream effects from a slowdown in Toronto’s condo market, according to one real estate expert who expects fewer completions of new units over the next few years.
Last month, Bloomberg News reported that Toronto’s condo developers saw sales of new units in the first half of the year fall 57 per cent from the previous year, marking the slowest pace in 27 years amid high interest rates and a pullback in demand. Additionally, a report by CIBC Economics and Urbanation said in July that Toronto’s condo market is “clearly in recessionary territory.”
John Pasalis, president and broker of Realosophy Realty, said in an interview with BNN Bloomberg Thursday that the slowdown has spurred investors to leave the market, which could weigh on the number of future new units.
“The challenge is things are going to get worse because when we have pre-construction sales falling off a cliff, this means of course economically construction starts are going to start to slow down. In the next three, four years we’re going to have fewer completions,” he said.
Pasalis added that while Canada’s “proposed solution” to the ongoing housing crisis is to triple the number of new unit completions, he expects that number to actually fall over the next few years.
“Long term, you want a housing market driven by end users. When you have it driven by investors, prices get ahead of where they should be, which is where we are. And then when they get ahead of where they should be, eventually sales stop until things become balanced again,” Pasalis said.
As the Toronto condo market faces a major slowdown, Pasalis said there are two major trends occurring. One is that sales have fallen due partly to the fact that end users are facing challenges when buying units and “investors have largely disappeared.”
“And on top of that, we have a lot of investors selling. They’re exiting the market. The units don’t make sense from a cash flow perspective,” he said.
‘Mom-and-pop investors’
Around two decades ago, Pasalis highlighted, investors were a much smaller part of the pre-construction market, but today account for upwards of around 70 per cent of pre-construction buyers.
“A lot of our pre-construction condo market has just been driven by demand, largely from mom-and-pop investors. They want small units, the yields of them are higher. This is largely why we build a lot of small condos in Toronto,” he said.
Larger condo units are seeing more demand in the market compared to the smaller units, according to Pasalis.
“The very, very small units cater to investors and then the larger units, say 900-1,000 square feet plus that are more geared towards end users,” he said.
Pasalis also highlighted that demand has fallen for pre-construction condos.
“That’s because prices have been flat, so they’re thinking, what’s the point of buying a project if I don’t know where prices are going to be four years from now,” he said.
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Buying a condo on assignment is increasing in popularity as more buyers become educated on the advantages of taking this route to condo ownership in Toronto. We’ve processed countless assignment sales and have many happy buyers and sellers among our clients. How can buying on assignment benefit you? Let’s take a look at why so many people are using this strategy.
The purchaser of a pre-construction condo investment will sometimes choose to sell their contract with the builder before they officially take possession. Because they don’t yet own the condo itself, they are selling their Agreement of Purchase and Sale with the builder to a new buyer. This type of transaction is referred to as an assignment sale .
Assignment sales usually take place if the original purchaser’s financial situation has changed, if they’ve had a change of heart, or are simply looking to “flip” the property . Flipping pre-construction condos can be a strategy some investors use to avoid paying closing expenses and cash out before registration, making a profit on their original investment.
Educated buyers and realtors know that when purchasing a pre-construction condo, an assignment clause should always be requested. By having this in your Agreement of Purchase and Sale, you are able to then consider selling your unit on assignment. You will still need builder approval, but this will already be built into your contract.
You can purchase a new condo for less.
By buying a new condo on assignment you’re likely purchasing a product that’s been sold out for quite some time, at a price that’s likely no longer available. The price per square foot should ideally be less than today’s pre-construction prices. Not only are you able to get a brand-new condo but you’re able to get it for a price that no longer exists in today’s market.
After construction it’s not abnormal for investors who want to cash out quickly, to sell before they take possession. What this does is create a massive amount of inventory in a building, which means buyers have more choice at a time when the building is still a work-in-progress. Additionally, investors are motivated to negotiate because they want out of their contract prior to the condo’s registration date, especially if there’s lots of inventory.
One of the reasons why buying a pre-construction condo is so appealing is the ability to build equity as the condo is being constructed. When someone is selling a condo before closing, they are typically leaving some of the equity that the condo has earned on the table for you to inherit.
Toronto’s condo market has remained strong and condos, even pre-construction condos, are generating significant equity each year.
Agreement of purchase & sale cannot change.
When buying a condo assignment, you are inheriting the contract from the original purchaser as it already exists. It’s important to have your lawyer review the contract but note that the terms the Assignor agreed to are no longer negotiable.
A typical deposit structure for a pre-construction condo is 15% to 20% spread out over a couple of years – the varies from developer to developer. Depending on what phase the building is in when you purchase the assignment, you will pay the Assignor the deposits they have already paid to date. The remaining balance will be paid to the builder. Overall, this could be 15-20% up front.
In rare instances, you can purchase an assignment with as little as 5% down depending on what the Assignor’s terms are. By putting less money down, the Assignor has to wait until registration to receive their profits. Although this is not the norm, the likelihood increases as the registration date nears and the building is almost complete.
When purchasing a condo assignment, you will be responsible for all the closing costs when the building is registered with the city. Closing costs include Land Transfer Tax, Development Charges, Utility Connection Fees, HST and any legal fees. It is also at registration that your mortgage will officially begin.
Keep in mind, you are completely exempt from HST on a pre-construction condo if you plan to use the property as your principal residence. Investors who are leasing their condo will need to pay HST upfront. Your lawyer can file for a full HST rebate, refunded approximately 4 to 6 weeks later, provided you have a one-year lease in place.
Using a broker who is seasoned and well-versed in assignment sales will help your transaction go smoothly. The same with your lawyer and mortgage broker. The paperwork involved with an assignment is a bit more complicated than your standard real estate transaction. Many agents and even real estate lawyers are not familiar with this type of sale, so make sure you use an agent who’s familiar with how to complete an assignment sale.
Depending on the timing of the assignment, you may be able to select your own finishes. The builder contacts the buyer typically one year prior to completion for these custom details.
Buying on assignment can provide many benefits. You’ll be able to get into a brand-new building, possibly customize your suite and realize equity upon registration. You’ll also benefit since your money is not tied up for years in a pre-construction condo purchase and get a short closing without having to wait. They also get convenience and luxury of buying brand a new unit and often pay lower maintenance fees. So don’t shy away from assignment sales – just make sure you’re working with a broker who has an exceptional track record of successful transactions.
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Comment by CJ | on October 12, 2020 at 5:13 pm
Great article. Been looking to buy assignment sale, Price jumped up by $180,000 since original pre construction price in 2016 . Agents tell me, market went up. My argument is, I’m buying original buyers contract, condo hasn’t closed, therefore, I’m prepared to offer same price. I’m a wrong in this?
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Brady farkas | aug 16, 2024.
The Toronto Blue Jays, who are headed for a last-place finish in the American League East, have gotten some good injury news on Friday with regards to shortstop Bo Bichette.
According to Keegan Matheson of MLB.com, Bichette has resumed baseball activities down in Florida.
Bo Bichette has started to do some baseball activities down in Dunedin, John Schneider says. He’ll likely ramp up down in Florida for a while, then check back in with the to evaluate a rehab assignment when it gets to that point.
Bo Bichette has started to do some baseball activities down in Dunedin, John Schneider says. He’ll likely ramp up down in Florida for a while, then check back in with the #BlueJays to evaluate a rehab assignment when it gets to that point. — Keegan Matheson (@KeeganMatheson) August 16, 2024
Bichette has been out since just after the All-Star break with an injured calf muscle, and the hope is that he'll be able to return before the end of the regular season.
It's been a terrible year across the board for Bichette, who is hitting just .223 with four homers and 30 RBI. He's been injured multiple times and hasn't been able to pair with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to make the kind of dynamic lineup duo that the Blue Jays want to have. There are rumors that Bichette isn't committed long-term to Toronto, and thus, there are rumors that the Jays could trade him in the offseason or at next trade deadline.
In addition to Bichette, closer Jordan Romano is also currently out for the Jays. He underwent elbow surgery and is also trying to make it back before the end of the year, but his timeline is more unclear.
The Blue Jays will play the Cubs again on Saturday and Sunday at Wrigley Field.
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Left-hander Matthew Boyd held the Cubs to one run in 5 1/3 innings on Monday at Progressive Field. It was his first start since last season due to Tommy John surgery on his left elbow. AP
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Hey, Hoynsie: How big of a lift did Alex Cobb and Matthew Boyd give the Guardians? Do you think they can maintain their performances through the end of year? -- Patrick Grijak, Garfield Heights.
Hey, Patrick: Boyd and Cobb have combined for three starts with the Guardians winning two of the three. If they can stay healthy, they bring experience and stability to a rotation that has been in flux all season.
This may be a stretch, but it reminds me of when the Indians signed veterans starters Dennis Martinez and Orel Hershiser in the 1990s. As for Boyd and Cobb maintaining their form through the end of the year, who knows?
But they are playing catch up and that’s a hard thing to do in the big leagues.
Kyle Manzardo, in 30 games with the Guardians this year, hit .207 (12 for 82) with 10 doubles and seven RBI. Rich Storry, Getty Images
Hey, Hoynsie: What has happened to Kyle Manzardo? -- Jay Miller, Boston.
Hey, Jay: As far as I know, nothing.
He’s coming off a poor July, but overall he’s hitting .269 (66 for 245) with 17 doubles, 17 homers and 42 RBI in 70 games at Columbus. When the Guardians promoted him in early May, they used him almost strictly as a DH. I think he had a hard time adjusting to that.
He’s played mostly first base at Columbus, which is his normal position. But it’s tough to get an opportunity when you’re playing behind Josh Naylor. I’ve heard the front office is happy with the progress Naylor is making.
Hey, Hoynsie: Do you think Big Christmas, aka Jhonkensy Noel , could be a right handed Big Papi? -- Bill, Tennessee.
Hey, Bill: Well, he’s already got the great nickname. As for the rest of the package, the Guardians can only wish.
Hey, Hoynsie: Do Matthew Boyd and Alex Cobb impact the Guards attempting to sign Shane Bieber? Could they sign him Bieber before the end of the season as he continues to recover from Tommy John surgery? Or does he become a free agent at the end of the year? -- Neil H., Reedsville, Pennsylvania.
Hey, Neil: I’m sure Boyd and Cobb are looking to use their time in Cleveland to boost their value on the free-agent market this winter. But I don’t think it will interfere with the Guardians’ plans -- if they have any -- for Bieber. I think both sides have an interest in getting a deal done, but the devil is in the details.
It doesn't sound as if David Fry is going to be catching much for the remainder of the season for the Guardians because of a sore right elbow. Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com
Hey, Hoynsie: Is David Fry still an option at the catching position? Or is the injury still preventing him from performing the job? -- Andy Mees, Sandusky.
Hey, Andy: Fry has only caught one game since injuring his right elbow making a throw from behind the plate on June 23 against Toronto. He’s been limited to DH and first base since. From listening to manager Stephen Vogt, it’s probably going to stay that way through this season.
Hey, Hoynsie: Why wouldn’t you bat José Ramirez first so that over the course of the season he would accrue more plate appearances than he would batting third? -- Scott Wyles, Berea.
Hey, Scott: First, you have a All-Star leadoff hitter in Steven Kwan. Second, Ramirez is already hitting second or third in the lineup, so he’s still getting plenty of chances to hit. Plus he’s a run producer.
Last season Ramirez appeared in 156 games with 691 plate appearances while hitting second or third. Kwan had 718 plate appearances, while playing in 158 games, in the leadoff spot.
INTO THE UPPER DECK! Jose Ramirez gets the Guardians on the board and brings in his 100th RBI on the season! #ForTheLand pic.twitter.com/mO0Jg7cs7V — Bally Sports Cleveland (@BallySportsCLE) August 17, 2024
That’s a difference of 27 plate appearances. Last year Kwan scored 93 runs with 54 RBI. Ramirez drove in 80 runs and scored 87. I think if they asked Ramirez to hit leadoff, he’d do it. But I don’t know if it’s the smartest thing to do at this point of his career.
Hey, Hoynsie: What is the Guardians’ ERA and record when Austin Hedges catches compared to the games he doesn’t? -- Bob Carter.
Hey, Bob: Guardians pitchers are 20-16 with a 4.16 ERA when Hedges catches. They’re 39-33 with a 3.78 ERA when Bo Naylor catches and they’re 13-1 with a 2.80 ERA when Fry catches.
Hey, Hoynsie: Why haven’t the Guardians signed Amed Rosario , who was designated for assignment by the Dodgers? If the Dodgers can’t use him, the Guardians can use him at shortstop. -- Mary Ann McKee.
Hey, Mary Ann: I checked with the Guardians and they say they don’t have a spot for Rosario. I know he played well for Cleveland for 2 1/2 years, but his defense did fade at shortstop in 2023. They seem committed to Brayan Rocchio, with Daniel Schneemann and Tyler Freeman in reserve, at shortstop.
They also have Gabriel Arias at Columbus.
Hey, Hoynsie: How many at-bats at the major league level do you think a player needs to show if he’s a good hitter? -- Alvaro, McAllen, Texas.
Hey, Alvaro: I checked with hitting coach Chris Valaika. He wasn’t sure about an exact number, but felt like 500 at-bats, about one season, is a good indicator. He added that those at-bats don’t have to come in one season, that they can be spread out over two or three years, depending on how a player is used.
Valaika also said that coming out of spring training, it usually takes a hitter 80 to 120 at-bats to get into the big league flow. He added that spring training stats are often an illusion.
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An assignment sale is the sale of a property before closing. These sales usually happen with pre-construction condos prior to occupancy, but it can be seen in resale properties as well. Essentially, it's the selling of the contract the original owner had with the developer. Of course, there are advantages and disadvantages to closing on ...
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Getting the right condo assignment truly depends on the right connections in real estate, a good relationship with the developers, and trust between the investor and realtor. We receive new assignments daily and in most cases, they are sold in a few hours. The market for assignment sales is very fast-moving and there is always a buyer.
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Marketing restrictions followed by an assignment sales. Most of the condo on assignment sales agreements from Toronto builders do not permit the endorsement of an assignment. While the builder may offer you the rights to sell your contract, they prohibit you from posting the sale to the MLS. This makes the selling process extremely taxing.
Advantages of Selling on Assignment in the Toronto Condo Market. You Can Sell if You Need To Pre-construction condo purchases take place many years before the building is developed and ready to occupy. During these 2-3 years, lifestyle changes. Perhaps you purchased a small 1-bedroom suite, but during the development phase you've married and ...
Find an Assignment for Sale. This is the CondoNow curated list of Toronto Condo Assignments, Town Assignments and more throughout the GTA. An assignment sale is when the original buyer sells a pre-construction property before they take possession - in other words, they sell the contract they have with the developer to a new purchaser. Buyers get a great deal by negotiating significant ...
If you're interested in setting up a time to discuss this assignment sale at Line 5 Condos South, simply fill out our form, or get in touch with Romey directly at 416.999.1240. If you're interested in learning more about what an assignment sale is and the benefits of purchasing one in Toronto's Real Estate Market, check out our Assignment ...
A condo on assignment sale is a written document issued to the purchaser of a pre-construction condo unit from the builder or an investor intending to sell. This agreement indicates that since the building hasn't been officially registered, no one can take possession of the condo unit. However, you are allowed to sell the agreement to an ...
Your Source for Toronto Condo Assignments. Telephone: 416-533-5888. Home; ... A Condo Assignment is a legal sales 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"). ...
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This is largely why we build a lot of small condos in Toronto," he said. Larger condo units are seeing more demand in the market compared to the smaller units, according to Pasalis. "The very, very small units cater to investors and then the larger units, say 900-1,000 square feet plus that are more geared towards end users," he said ...
Toronto's condo market has remained strong and condos, even pre-construction condos, are generating significant equity each year. Keep These Things in Mind When Buying on Assignment Agreement of Purchase & Sale Cannot Change. When buying a condo assignment, you are inheriting the contract from the original purchaser as it already exists.
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