In what stage does communication about occupancy occur?

Communication about occupancy typically occurs during Stage 3, which is the phase of the condominium development process where the focus shifts to prospective purchasers learning about the project and preparing for occupancy. This stage involves conveying important details about the occupancy timelines, what buyers can expect in terms of unit readiness, and any other pertinent information related to their future residence.

During this period, effective communication is essential to ensure that potential owners have a clear understanding of the development's progress and any actions they need to take as they anticipate moving into their new homes. It's a critical phase that sets expectations and allows developers to address any concerns or questions from buyers, fostering a sense of transparency and trust between the developer and future residents.

In contrast, other options like the Sales Threshold refer to the minimum number of units that must be sold to proceed with the project, while the Turnover Meeting is focused on transitioning the management of the condominium from the developer to the owners’ corporation, which occurs later in the process and is more about governance and management than occupancy itself.