“…guided us through the purchase of our pre-construction home. … His professionalism shone through in every interaction, especially navigating complex conversations with the builder. Dmitry truly advocated for our needs, ensuring our vision for the home was met while protecting our interests at every step.”
New construction, with a broker on your side of the table
The builder's sales team works for the builder. Dmitry works for you, from choosing the lot to the final walk-through: the contract, the upgrades, the timeline and what happens if it slips.

What we handle for you
The contract.
A builder's contract is written by the builder. We go through it with you and your attorney before you sign: deposits, allowances, delivery dates and what happens if they slip.
Upgrades and allowances.
We help you decide what is worth paying for now and what can wait, and keep every change in writing.
The timeline.
We follow construction with you and keep your mortgage, rate lock and move-out date lined up with the builder's schedule.
An independent inspection.
Yes, you still want one on a brand-new home. Mistakes happen, and it is easier to fix them before closing.
How a new-construction purchase works
- 01
Choose the builder, the community and the lot.
- 02
Review the contract with your attorney before signing.
- 03
Decide on upgrades and allowances.
- 04
Follow construction and keep financing on schedule.
- 05
Independent inspection and final walk-through, then closing.
The builder's sales team represents the builder. Your own agent represents you on price, upgrades, contract terms and the timeline.
Yes. An inspection doesn't have to end a deal, but you should know what you're buying, even when it's brand new.
Yes. We've guided buyers through pre-construction purchases in Livingston, including negotiations with the builder.
Thinking about a new build?
Send us the community or the lot you're looking at, or just the town. Dmitry will tell you what to ask the builder before you sign.

