Where assignment deals connect & close.
List, discover and negotiate pre-construction assignments in one secure marketplace, built for sellers, buyers and the realtors who represent them.
Fresh assignment opportunities
Condos, towns and detached homes, sold before closing by the original buyer.
One marketplace. Three ways in.
Whether you’re exiting a contract, hunting for pre-construction value or representing a client, the tools you need are already here.
For Sellers
Can’t close, or ready to lock in your gains? Put your contract in front of buyers who are actively looking for assignments.
- Free listing with photos & floor plans
- Show your original price, deposit & closing date
- Field offers in one private inbox
For Buyers
Get into new construction without the long wait, often at yesterday’s pricing and with upgrades already chosen.
- Filter by city, type, beds & budget
- See deposit and closing timelines upfront
- Save favourites & message sellers directly
For Realtors
Market your clients’ assignments to a focused audience and source off-market inventory for buyers who want new builds.
- List on behalf of clients
- Tag listings as realtor-represented
- Manage every listing from one dashboard
How an assignment sale works
In an assignment, the original buyer transfers their purchase contract to a new buyer before the property closes. Here’s the typical path.
- 1
The original buyer lists the contract
The seller (assignor) posts the unit, original price, deposit paid and expected closing date.
- 2
Buyers compare and reach out
Interested buyers (assignees) message the seller or their realtor and negotiate an assignment price.
- 3
The builder approves the transfer
Most builders must consent and may charge an assignment fee. Lawyers review the assignment agreement.
- 4
The new buyer closes with the builder
The assignee repays the seller’s deposit plus profit, then pays the builder the balance at closing.
Assignment profit estimator
LiveEstimates only. HST, income or capital-gains tax, legal fees and your builder’s assignment terms will change the final numbers. Speak with a real estate lawyer and accountant before you sign.
Know the rules before you sign
Plain answers on buying, selling and taxes, written for assignment deals.
What is an assignment sale?
Assignor, assignee, builder consent: the moving parts explained.
Read guide → BuyingThe buyer’s due-diligence checklist
What to confirm about deposits, closing dates and the original APS.
Read guide → SellingSelling your contract before closing
Builder clauses, marketing limits, pricing and what you walk away with.
Read guide → TaxHST & tax on assignment profits
Why assignment gains are taxed differently, and the questions to ask your accountant.
Read guide →Questions, answered
Is it free to post an assignment?
Yes. Creating an account and posting a listing is free. Every listing is reviewed by our team before it goes live to keep the marketplace accurate.
Can I sell my assignment without a realtor?
Yes. Owners can list directly and choose “Owner / Seller” when posting. You can also work with a realtor, who can list on your behalf. Either way, both parties should use a real estate lawyer for the assignment agreement.
Does the builder have to approve the assignment?
Most purchase agreements require builder consent, and many builders charge an assignment fee or limit public advertising. Check your agreement of purchase and sale before you list, and note the builder’s policy in your listing.
How do buyers contact sellers?
Signed-in buyers can message the seller from any listing. Conversations stay in your account inbox, so you never have to publish your phone number or email.
Is Assignment Connect a brokerage?
No. Assignment Connect is a marketplace and information hub. We don’t represent buyers or sellers, hold deposits or give legal or tax advice.
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