Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is it wise to buy a condo in Burlington?
Yes, Burlington has a combination of affordability, quality of life and investment potential which condominiums buyers will appreciate.
2. What is the average selling price of a condo in Burlington?
The price of condos in Burlington depend on location, size and adjoining facilities, but they usually sell between $500,000. and one million.
3. What are condo fees, and what do they include?
Condo fees are used towards the building’s maintenance, amenities, guards, and insurance. Fees also differ depending on the building’s facilities.
4. Is it risky to invest in preconstruction condos?
Definitely not, preconstruction condos are advantageous since they are sold at lower prices and tend to appreciate in value.
5. Is it possible to lease out my condo located in Burlington?
Most condos permit rentals but some buildings would have restrictions. Always consult with the board before making a purchase to know the rules.
6. How will I finance my condo purchase in Burlington?
Buyers qualify for mortgages, including first-time buyers, who can apply for various government incentives such as the FTHBI.
7. What’s the distinction between freehold and condominium ownership?
You possess your condo unit, but, as with freehold, other regions in the property are available to other condominium residents, thus, you do not have exclusive access to the land. Unlike freehold properties, you do not possess the land and building.
8. How long does it take to finalize the closing of a condo unit purchase?
Unlike preconstruction condo units, which take 2-5 years to finish, resale condos usually settle between 30 to 60 days.
9. Are Burlington condos expected to appreciate? Certainly, the high appreciation of condos in Burlington is fostered by the condominums maintained in Burlington and the ever increasing Residential Market Demand.
10. What documents are required when buying a condo?
After an appropriate proof of financing is provided, buyers will also need to furnish a purchase agreement, closing legal documents, and a status certificate for resale condos.