Where can a condo buyer find information about unit sizes, floor plans, and available common areas?

The Offering Plan is the correct resource for a condo buyer looking for detailed information about unit sizes, floor plans, and available common areas. This document provides comprehensive details about the condominium project as a whole, including the layout of individual units, dimensions, and descriptions of shared amenities. It is designed to offer potential buyers a clear understanding of what the condominium will entail, making it essential for anyone considering a purchase in a condo development.

In contrast, the Condominium Information Sheet may summarize basic details about the condo, but it is not as comprehensive in describing the specifics of unit sizes and floor plans. The Disclosure Statement is typically focused on important legal and financial information that buyers should be aware of before making a purchase, rather than physical details about the units themselves. The Rules and Regulations primarily outline the conduct expected of residents and the governing laws of the condominium community, rather than detailed information about the property’s layout or amenities. Thus, while all these documents provide valuable information, the Offering Plan is specifically aimed at giving an extensive overview of unit specifications and shared facilities.