Interested in Oria and ready to move from exploring the project to choosing a condo? With both phases complete, you can compare homes in person. This guide helps you prepare visits, establish your budget and review the documents and access rights associated with each home.
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Key takeaways
- Compare specific homes : layout, light, condition, fees and possession date. Both phases are built and complete.
- A new purchase from the developer and a resale involve documents and terms specific to each transaction.
- Confirm amenity access rights and the condo budget for the selected unit.
Choose between a new unit and a resale
Both Oria phases are built and complete. For the home that interests you, check who is selling, its condition, inclusions, availability and proposed possession date. An immediate-occupancy announcement does not set the move-in date for every condo.
If buying new from the developer, request an itemized offer and the applicable sales documents. For a resale, compare the asking price, unit condition, inclusions and seller’s terms. In either case, review the condo records and home-specific fees.
Compare layouts before choosing a home
Enlarge the plan in HD Identify your essentials: an enclosed bedroom, home office, second bathroom or two-level home. Place your furniture on each plan and check circulation, storage and the balcony. Use the selector below to compare six layouts; click the image to read the HD details.
The areas shown are gross and exclude balconies and terraces. The documents are marked as preliminary plans; use the actual unit’s plan and area when making your decision. These examples are not a list of currently available units.
Build the budget for the home that interests you
The October 7, 2026 starting prices below describe the developer’s announced offering at that date. They are not assigned to the illustrated plans and do not establish resale prices. Obtain the unit’s current price, inclusions and the tax treatment applicable to your transaction.
For your monthly budget, request the unit’s condo fees and add financing, municipal and school taxes, insurance and services you must pay for. Also compare planned work and announced assessments in the condo records.
| Home type | Starting at, before taxes |
|---|---|
| Studio | $313,842 |
| One bedroom | $389,580 |
| One bedroom and a den | $438,700 |
| Two bedrooms | $527,875 |
| Two bedrooms and a den | $655,488 |
| Townhome | $697,500 |
Source: Devimco. Information available October 7, 2026, reviewed October 14, 2026. Taxes, parking and storage excluded. Limited quantities, conditions apply and prices may change without notice. Prices on the developer’s website may differ from these reference points; obtain a current offer for the selected unit.
Parking and storage: plan your full budget
If you need parking or storage, check the rights included in the offer, their location and related fees. The amounts below are the developer’s October 7, 2026 reference figures; resale inclusions and prices depend on the home offered.
| Item | Listed amount |
|---|---|
| Indoor parking purchase | $41,000, plus taxes |
| Monthly parking fees | $24 per month |
| Storage space | $3,000, plus taxes |
Source: Devimco. Information available October 7, 2026, reviewed October 14, 2026. Confirm options and fees for the selected unit. Budget for the condo’s own monthly fees separately.
Use the visit to assess the actual condo
With construction complete, you can assess the actual home’s light, views, finishes and condition. Compare on-site dimensions with the plan and check workspace, storage and how you would use the balcony.
Kitchen palettes illustrated in brochures may differ from the visited unit’s finishes. Confirm appliances, heating and cooling equipment, alterations and any repairs to plan for. Also arrange the inspection appropriate to the chosen property.
- Visit at a time that reflects your routine to assess light and surroundings.
- Walk the routes to the REM, shops and parking.
- Record each unit’s inclusions and outstanding questions alongside its price and fees.
Check your access to amenities in both phases
Phase 1’s indoor pool, spa and skylounge, along with phase 2’s gardens, workspaces and outdoor pool, may influence your choice. Ask which rights accompany your unit, how you reach the facilities and what hours, fees or booking requirements apply.
The Devimco presentations below help you identify spaces you want to see. During the visit, check their current operation and the rules in the condo documents.
Oria phase 1: project presentation
Presentation by Groupe Devimco. This player connects to YouTube.
Watch on YouTube ↗Oria phase 2: project presentation
Presentation by Groupe Devimco. This player connects to YouTube.
Watch on YouTube ↗Review the condominium before choosing
The home needs to suit you, and so does the condominium. Review the declaration of co-ownership, bylaws, meeting minutes, financial statements, budget, insurance and records concerning maintenance and the reserve fund. Request the other documents applicable to your transaction.
Check planned work, assessments, pet and rental rules, and shared-space rights. These details help you compare two homes beyond their size and price.
Prepare your visit with Alexis
Send me your total budget, must-haves, preferred possession date and the units you have found. I can help check availability, compare new homes and resales, and prepare visits and the documents to review.
For a new purchase from the developer, ideally contact me before registering or reserving so we can arrange my guidance. If you have already started, we can review your options. Representation and remuneration terms will be clarified before you commit.