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It can be difficult to resolve questions about how to handle a potential home purchase. Do you buy now or later? Where is the best place to buy? (Here). If you were to buy, what’s the potential impact of the speculation tax? (None if you buy from us). These are all critical questions to ask before jumping in and seriously beginning the process of looking for a home. Well, we at West Harbour want to answer at least one of these questions. Follow along as we make the case for buying a new build home today.
An old home can be tricky to navigate; there’s often uncertainty about the amount of renovations required to bring the home up to snuff. Renovations are either very expensive or quite arduous. If you’re not ‘handy around the house’, so to speak, renovating can cause a lot of trouble, particularly if one doesn’t do the job properly. Buying new eliminates this headache.
When you buy an old home, it can be stressful sometimes to haggle over different details, like purchase, possession, move-in dates, etc. With a new home, we here at West Harbour will take care to make buying as stress-free as possible and save the trouble of going through some kind of ordeal with a pre-existing selling owner.
Every old home collects all kinds of dust, dirt, rot, and decay over time. Even if the previous owner went through the trouble of cleaning it before you saw it, chances are very good that that home was never as clean as it was when it was first bought. Another advantage of a new home is that it’s delivered sparkling clean.
Everyone has different tastes, and at times this reality can be problematic. What can be done if the previous owner of an old homemade some err… iffy colour selections or wallpaper? Sure you could paint over it, but buying a home is bad enough without having to cover up someone else’s mistakes.
Buying an old home robs you of the opportunity for customization of the floor plans, features, and design. Do you really want to live in someone else’s vision of what a good home is to live in? We wouldn’t either, so take control and buy new!
Appliances are the hands and feet of any good home, which is yet another reason to buy new. A new build means new appliances with warranties that could save you serious time and money on potential repairs.
Many new home developments, such as West Harbour, can offer an extensive variety of community-oriented amenities. Buying new at these developments could mean access to pools, gyms, and social clubs that can help you relax or stay active depending on preferences.
A new home can offer a fresh start without any traces of former tenants. It’s the wide open space where you can be you and create unique, special memories tailored only to you.
Should you ever decide that you want to move out, if you bought a new build it will have greater resale value than if you merely resell an old one. After all, newer is more valuable.
You can find all kinds of great new homes and new home designs right here at West Harbour.
ALL CABINETS
Kekuli Bay / Norelco in Flat Sawn maple: Graphite in 0.5mm Shaker 111.1733
QUARTZ COUNTERTOP
Colonial Countertop in Mont Blanc: Standard – Kitchen / Ensuite. *(Upgrade Quartz Throughout)*
KITCHEN BACKSPLASH TILE
Silver Grey Bright: 3×6 Subway / Grout To Match
INTERIOR DOORS/RAILINGS
Chrome Satin Interior Door Handles 2 Panel Painted Interior Doors
ENGINEERED HARDWOOD FLOORING
Kootenay Collection: 249091 Oak Grew Creek Wire Brushed in Foyer, Living & Kitchen
CARPET
Boardwalk: Silver Lining in Stairs, Guest Bedrooms, Media Room
FLOOR TILE
Centura Cemento 12×24 Light Grey in Ensuite, Guest Bathroom & Laundry
TUB/SHOWER WALL TILE
Moen: Method T986 Polished Chrome / Shower & Tub. Moen: One-Function 6” Showerhead S6340
INTERIOR PAINT COLOUR
Grew Owl 2137-60 / Chantilly Lace OC65
Walls: Grey Owl Base. Doors: Chantilly Lace
MATERIALS /FINISHES
This is not meant to be an exhaustive list of specifications or design and is subject to change at any time. The developer reserves the right to make modifications and changes to building design, specifications, features, and floor plans. E&OE.