50-90 Eglinton West Condos

The builder for 50-90 Eglinton West Condos has not yet been publicly confirmed. Once announced, details about the developer's track record and focus in the Toronto market will be shared here. Buyers are encouraged to review the developer's background and past projects as part of their due diligence when that information becomes available.

Buying pre-construction means purchasing a home before or during its construction, often at an early release. The first step is usually registering your interest so you receive pricing, floor plans, and priority access when suites are released — early releases can offer a wider selection of layouts and views.

Deposits for pre-construction condos are typically paid in stages over time rather than all at once, with each installment due at set milestones. During the process, buyers may take interim occupancy — moving in or taking possession before the building is registered — with final closing occurring once the condominium is legally registered. The exact deposit structure for this project will be confirmed by the builder.

In Ontario, buyers of a new pre-construction condominium have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you may review the agreement and disclosure documents and cancel the purchase if you choose. This buyer-protection window is a standard part of the process and is a good time to consult a lawyer.