How many pre-construction communities do you list?

5 that are selling or registering today, across 5 places. Each has its own page with the builder's plans, lot sizes and stated pricing.

Why do some communities not show a price?

0 of the 5 have not published one. They release pricing to a registered list before it goes public, so the page says "register for pricing" rather than carry a number we cannot source. The five that do publish start at $2.1M.

Why are the builders and project names not shown?

Several of these are client releases handled before they reach the open market, and the terms of that work keep the project name off a public page. Each community is described by place, lot size, home size and sales stage instead, which is what a shortlist needs. Names are given in conversation.

How big are the homes?

The published plans run from 2,790 to 6,580 sq ft. Those are the builder's model areas from the plan sheets, not the finished area of any particular lot.

Builder rendering, Brampton · Countryside Dr & McVean Dr

Pre-Construction Luxury Homes in the GTA

The new-construction communities we list across the GTA and its edges, with the prices, home sizes and lots their own documents state.

Builder rendering · Brampton · Countryside Dr & McVean Dr

We list 5 new-construction communities across 5 places in and around the GTA. Their published plans run from 2,790 to 6,580 sq ft. Every figure below comes from the builder's own price list, plan sheets or registration page. Nothing is estimated, and a community that has published no price is shown as having none.

Five of the 5 publish a starting price, the lowest at $2.1M. Starting prices are the builder's own, before lot premium, upgrades or development charges.

Project and builder names are not published here. Several of these are client releases handled before they reach the open market, so each community is described by what it is — place, lot size, home size and sales stage — and named in conversation.

Pre-construction by the numbers

As of October 31, 2026 · communities we list

Communities selling

Places

Cities, towns and villages

$2.1M

Lowest published price

5 of 5 publish one

2,790–6,580

Home sizes, sq ft

Smallest plan to largest

By place

Adjala-Tosorontio1
Ajax1
Brampton1
Halton Hills1
Vaughan1

By sales status

Now selling2
Closings 90–180 days1
Delivery 4–6 months from sale1
Under construction1

Source: the new-construction communities published on this site, from each builder's own site, price list and plans or the newinhomes.com listing, as of October 31, 2026. Prices are the builder's stated starting prices, before any premiums; a community that says "register for pricing" has published none.

Every community we list

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How these communities differ

Where they are

5 communities · 5 places

Adjala-Tosorontio (1), Ajax (1), Brampton (1), Halton Hills (1) and Vaughan (1).

What is published, and what is not

5 of 5 publish a price · from $2.1M

Five communities publish a starting price today, running from $2.1M to $2.6M.

The rest hold pricing until release. That is not a formality: in a release-by-list community the price sheet, the lot map and the choice of model all reach the registered list first, and the public page catches up afterwards.

How big the homes are

2,790 to 6,580 sq ft across the published plans

The smallest published plan in this group is 2,790 sq ft and the largest is 6,580 sq ft.

Those areas are the builder's own, taken from the plan sheets, and they describe a model rather than a particular lot — elevation, basement finish and any bonus room change the number a buyer ends up with.

Lots sold by the acre

1 of 5 communities

One community in this group is sold by the acre rather than by frontage in feet.

That is the practical difference between a subdivision lot and an estate parcel: servicing, driveway length, well and septic where there is no municipal connection, and a site plan approved before a shovel moves.

Where they are in the sales cycle

5 of 5 state a stage

Now selling (2), Closings 90–180 days (1), Delivery 4–6 months from sale (1) and Under construction (1).

The wording is the builder's. "Now registering" means nothing is for sale yet; a final release means what is left of a sold community, which is usually the least flexible on price and the quickest to close.

What an Ontario new-home purchase comes with

The Home Construction Regulatory Authority licenses and regulates the people and companies who build and sell new homes in Ontario, under the New Home Construction Licensing Act, 2017. Warranty protection is Tarion's, not the HCRA's.

On a freehold home, Tarion's warranty runs one year against defects in material and workmanship and Ontario Building Code violations, two years against water penetration through the basement or foundation walls and on the electrical, plumbing and heating systems, and seven years against major structural defects. Each period begins on the date of possession, not on the date the agreement is signed.

Cooling off: There is no general statutory cooling-off period on a freehold home. A three-business-day review applies only where the agreement carries Early Termination Conditions; the 10-day condominium rescission does not apply.
Outside Closing Date: 365 days after the Firm Closing Date the two parties agree on.
Delayed closing: $150 a day in living expenses to a $7,500 maximum, plus $1,500 where the builder gives less than 10 days' notice.

Questions buyers ask about pre-construction

How many pre-construction communities do you list?: 5 that are selling or registering today, across 5 places. Each has its own page with the builder's plans, lot sizes and stated pricing.
Why do some communities not show a price?: 0 of the 5 have not published one. They release pricing to a registered list before it goes public, so the page says "register for pricing" rather than carry a number we cannot source. The five that do publish start at $2.1M.
Why are the builders and project names not shown?: Several of these are client releases handled before they reach the open market, and the terms of that work keep the project name off a public page. Each community is described by place, lot size, home size and sales stage instead, which is what a shortlist needs. Names are given in conversation.
How big are the homes?: The published plans run from 2,790 to 6,580 sq ft. Those are the builder's model areas from the plan sheets, not the finished area of any particular lot.

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