What should a property report provided by developers include?

A property report provided by developers is intended to give potential buyers essential details about the property, ensuring that they are fully informed before making a purchase decision. This report should include critical information such as zoning details, amenities, and any restrictions associated with the property. It serves as a comprehensive guide, allowing buyers to understand the property’s condition, any liens or outstanding assessments, and other pertinent legal or financial aspects.

While design specifications, personal background checks of previous owners, and future development plans may be relevant in different contexts, they do not form the core purpose of a property report. The focus is on ensuring that all significant information that directly impacts the buyer's decision-making process about the property is centralized in the report. This clarity helps protect both the buyer’s interests and the integrity of the real estate transaction.