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Use the agreed list
Compare quantities, models or agreed specifications with the contract attachment or final confirmed schedule. Check brands, dimensions, placement and installation only to the extent actually promised. Clarify decorative items and linen rather than assuming inclusion.
Check condition and normal use
Record visible damage, missing parts and unfinished installation, and operate main appliances normally. For a substituted model, request an explanation and check compliance with the agreement instead of accepting only a verbal claim that it is better. Distinguish minor appearance items from missing essential equipment.
Record differences
Ask for an agreed replacement, delivery or other solution for outstanding items, with a date and contact. Keep the list and photographs. If later letting the home, use the actual contents to prepare a separate rental inventory rather than relying on old show-unit pictures.
For missing or damaged items, read Submit a New Home Defect List.
Sources checked 4 November 2026: Department of Lands: condominium legislation; Office of the Consumer Protection Board: condominium reservation contract guidance, February 2026.
This article is general information, not individual legal or financial advice. Details can change — please verify current requirements before making decisions.
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