What's my presale assignment worth?

Your assignment is worth what a buyer will pay for your contract today, not what the developer is asking for the same floor plan now. The gap between those two numbers is where most sellers get it wrong.

Send the details below. Within 24 hours the team pulls same-project and nearby new-build comps from the MLS feed, checks the current developer price list and completion date, and sends you an estimated range by email or WhatsApp. A person does this, not a calculator, so you also get a read on whether assigning is your best move.

Same-project comps: active and recently sold assignments and new-build resales in your building.

Nearby comps: per-square-foot medians for the same product type in your city and neighbourhood.

Timing: current developer pricing for your plan and the completion window from our project database.

Frequently asked questions

Is the valuation free?

Yes. There is no cost and no obligation. It is delivered by the team, not an automated tool.

How accurate is the estimate?

It is a range, not a guarantee. Assignment prices depend on the developer's current price list, how many units are still unsold, marketing restrictions and buyer demand at the time. The range is built from real comps so you can decide with real numbers.

What if my assignment is worth less than I paid?

It happens, especially on 2021–2022 contracts. The team will show you the numbers for selling now, holding to completion and renting, or completing and reselling later, so you can pick the option that costs you least.

Do I need to send my floor plan?

It helps. A plan code or the beds, baths and square footage is enough. If you have the PDF, reply to the email and attach it.

Can I get a valuation if I bought with a different realtor?

Yes. Your purchase contract is with the developer, not your original agent. If you have no active listing agreement, you are free to work with whoever you choose.

Talk to a buyer-side presale specialist: (672) 258-1100. Free contract review and valuation — we don't work for the developer.