Many courts have now extended the implied warranty of habitability made by builder-vendors to include subsequent purchasers.

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This statement is true. Many courts have now recognized that the implied warranty of habitability made by builder-vendors extends to subsequent purchasers of the home. This means that if a subsequent purchaser discovers defects or problems with the home that affect its habitability, they may have a valid claim against the builder-vendor for breach of the implied warranty.

Many Courts Have Now Extended the Implied Warranty of Habitability