A Homebuyer’s Site Visit Checklist

A site visit gives you a chance to connect plans and brochures with the experience of being there. Before you go, write down your household’s priorities, note the questions you need answered and bring a copy of the floor plan if you have one.

During the visit, look at access, circulation, natural light, ventilation, storage and the location of shared facilities. Notice construction details you can see, but ask the sales team or qualified professionals about anything that needs technical or legal verification.

Ask for current project documents, the cost breakdown, maintenance details, applicable approvals and expected timelines. Keep written notes so you can compare options later. A checklist will not replace professional advice, but it can help you make a more considered decision.

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