https://homestars.com/companies/2926246-pemberton-group I wish I had seen these reviews before but having said that their reputation was great in 2017 when most of us bought pre-con. I am now hearing the owner is incredibly cheap and hence why we are facing issues now. Not to mention the whole...

Wow, what is this website? I don't think all purchasers had access to this builder's website. Couldn't click the link without creating an account to see the permits.

Living cost (food and accommodation) of $150 per diem to a cap of $7,500 no receipts needs. If you have storage or moving fees associated then you need to provide receipts and it is added to the $7,500 cap with living expense comp.

Hi, was your source reliable? Not sure how a purchaser's lawyer would know that the builder is "moving faster now" but I do hope its true because the occupancy rent we would pay is astronomical.

There is an "outside occupancy" date which is November 2025 and that is the absolute latest for interim occupancy so there is a time limit per the Tarion Schedule.

Any further delays for you both or on track? Thank you for letting us know.

OP said something about the floor being concrete and AC causing dust to fly so cannot use AC till they lay down the flooring (was my understanding)

For the amount of "rent" we will be paying - not being able to use AC would render it non-livable for some. The other things you have mentioned are annoying but would not cause the unit to be unlivable.

I guess builders reach out to everyone directly for PDI? Oh boy ... I had a feeling some corners would be cut since pandemic. Was it just poor workmanship or was the actual finishes and quality of material used terrible?

Did you get your notice?

Thank you for sharing. I think many of us are just trying to figure out how much monthly rent will be. Do you know approximately how much each monthly cheque rent was for please? Was it $2000? $1500? Gives us an idea of what to prepare for. Yes, on top of the maintenance fee (this was already...

Does she have the cheque amounts she had to prepare for closing? This would be the rent she is paying - same amount every month till final occupancy (when mortgage kicks in)

Interim Closing is the same as First Occupancy which just means that it is not the final closing where you take title. What you are referring to is a "firm" or "tentative" date variation which is what gets the Tarion Warranty timeline rolling and is scheduled in the statement of critical dates...

What was your original occupancy date? Should have some Tarion Warranties for this

It all depends on the developer/size of building/how much needs to get fixed after they complete a few PDIs etc. I know for one of the units the PDI was May 23rd for June 19th Occupancy, so my answer was based off of that.