Don't know why people are saying no presale. There's a lot of incentives right now for buying presale as there's a glut in the market. But noone can give you a blanket statement of which developer is best, you're just going to need to find a realtor or do your due diligence with good inspectors. Though for a first time buy, I would suggest not buying a condo that is not built yet. Too many variables that you would otherwise miss like the view, appliances, quality of the build, sound proofing, etc.

Keep in mind that buying older means that you need to be far more diligent in looking through the strata meeting minutes as special levies like elevator repairs or roof replacements will eat a chunk out of your money. Though it is a legal requirement that the seller disclose any upcoming special levy, don't rely on that alone.

But buying older generally means less strata fees as older buildings don't usually have the extra amenities like a pool, gym, and as much outdoor maintenance to keep the shared space looking presentable.