The best floorplans and pricing on new condos and towns are almost always gone before the general public ever sees a sign go up. Getting in at VIP or Platinum stage requires a registered agent relationship with the builder — here's how it works.
Pre-construction projects typically launch in stages. VIP and Platinum access happens before the general public launch — invitation-only events where registered real estate agents bring their clients in to select units from the full, unpicked floorplan and inventory list, often at introductory pricing and incentives that disappear once the project opens to the general public.
You can't simply sign up for VIP access as an individual buyer — builders extend it through their broker and agent relationships. Working with an agent who has an active relationship with a given builder is generally the only way to get invited to these earlier stages at all.
Getting in early is only half the value. Pre-construction agreements are dense, and a few clauses deserve real scrutiny before you sign: the assignment clause (can you sell your contract before closing, and under what conditions), the deposit structure (how much is due and when, over the construction period), and the occupancy timeline risk (interim occupancy fees and the real-world likelihood of delays). An agent who works in pre-construction regularly will flag these before you commit deposit money.
Tell us the building type, area and budget you're targeting, and Amir will flag upcoming VIP and Platinum opportunities that match — before they're open to the public.