Sign by March 31, 2027: up to $130,000 in HST relief — all buyers, not only first-time.
Must be your primary residence. The conditions →
Everything, including what isn't published. Amber rows need someone's attention — the reason is in the last column.
Turn on presentation mode with the button in the bottom-right corner. It unlocks every gated field, hides all the lead-capture forms — you're not selling to yourself — and scales the type up so it reads across a table. It follows you from page to page, so you can go from a project to the calculators mid-sentence.
Open satellite view and click their shortlist. Nearest grocery, school, hospital and GO with real walking times. It shows the gaps too, which is what makes them believe the rest.
Open map →Two or three communities side by side with the pricing basis labelled. The "after rebate vs plus HST vs HST included" row is usually the moment the conversation changes.
Open compare →Two down-payment scenarios side by side with the CMHC premium and the stress test. Then closing costs, then the deposit schedule with real dates from today.
Open calculators →The $24,000 that already existed, the $106,000 that's new, and the assignment question. Walk them through who claims it — that's the part that protects them and sells you.
Open rebate guide →Builder track records, and the HCRA directory link so they can check any builder themselves. Handing them the tool to doubt you is what makes them trust you.
Open builders →Low-rise running 36% above its ten-year average while condos sit 85% below. Most clients have only read the blended headline and think the market is falling.
Open market data →| Project | City | Builder | Status | HST | From | Verified | Live | To do |
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Before you put anything sensitive in the sheet
A published Google Sheet is readable by anyone with the link, so this page protects the page, not the data. Deposit structures, incentives and our take are marketing — fine. Keep actual price-sheet PDFs, Drive links and client information out of it. Those go out from an agent, which is how it works anyway.