How the project waitlist works
No commitment. You just hear first when something opens, with the full information, in writing.
Investing · 12 points
Who it’s for
You’re not in a rush. You just want to know before everybody else.
What’s on the list
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Projects sell in rounds, and the best units are gone before the public announcement.
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Being on the list obligates you to nothing. It just puts the information in your hands first.
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Tell us what you’re after: unit type, bedroom count, price range, view, timeline.
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Tell us if you’re buying to live in it, to rent it, or to hold it. Every project has different rental rules, and that changes which ones fit you.
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Keep your proof of funds ready and current. At a launch, the unit goes to whoever can document it today.
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Decide your ceiling and your two preferred areas ahead of time. At a launch there’s no time to think it over.
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When we reach out, you get: project name, location, unit types, deposit schedule, estimated delivery date.
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What you’ll never get from us: promises about returns or appreciation. Nobody can guarantee that number, and anyone handing it to you is selling smoke.
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You’ll have time to read the project documents and go through them with your attorney before you commit to anything.
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If a project doesn’t fit, say so. You stay on the list for the next one — nobody gets dropped for saying no.
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You can leave the list whenever you want: one message, or the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any email.
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While you wait, keep your credit steady and your funds where they are. A launch doesn’t give you months of warning.
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