The Humber

Weston is an established Toronto neighbourhood with a traditional main street, local shops and services, and green space along the Humber River valley. Specific nearby hospitals, schools, groceries and parks are not listed here, so check the builder's materials and a map for what is closest to Wilby Crescent.

Weston is generally served by TTC bus routes, and the area is known for its rail connections, including GO Transit and UP Express service at Weston station. Major roads such as Highway 401, Highway 400 and Weston Road are within reach of the neighbourhood. Confirm exact distances and routes with the builder before deciding.

Options for Homes is a Toronto-area builder known for its focus on helping buyers enter the condo market through its own home-ownership program. Specific program terms and eligibility should be confirmed directly with the builder.

Buying pre-construction usually starts with registering for first access. Registrants are typically notified of pricing and floor plans before or at release, when selection is widest.

Deposits are commonly paid in stages over months or years. Many buyers also go through interim occupancy before final closing, when the unit is registered. Terms are set out in the agreement of purchase and sale, so have a lawyer review it.

In Ontario, buyers of new condos have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act. This applies to condos only. Buying early in a release can mean more choice of suite and floor, though it does not guarantee any outcome.