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Pre-Construction Homes Location # (Southern ON) Type Starting Price Details/Special Notes Life in upscale Ancaster is a rich tapestry of heritage, culture and natural wonder. A new release of impressive 45’ Singles, all with Town Homes and exquisite brick and stone elevations, open concept floorplans, luxurious 1 Ancaster Singles $630's living and dining areas, gourmet kitchens and more. 2 Aurora Singles $1,225's Purchase today and receive $30,000 towards finished basement Free Assignment, capped levies, conveniently located just 5-minutes away Town Homes and from Barrie South GO Station. Riders will be able to commute into Union 3 Barrie Singles $450's Station in just 90 minutes. The award-winning Right PACE Deposit Structure combined with a 2024 4 Barrie Town Homes High $400's closing date* helps you attain your dream home. 5 Barrie Singles High $700's 3 - 5 Bedroom Single Family Homes, With Closing In 2021 Town Homes and Life in wine country is simply sophisticated with the beautiful Niagara 6 Beamsville Singles $486's Escarpment and bountiful nature. 7 Beamsville Town Homes Low $400's Live Vibrantly in Beamsville Distinctive Premium Features. Enjoy wine country with the beautiful Niagara 8 Beamsville Singles $638's Escarpment and bountiful nature nearby Town Homes, 9 Beamsville Bungalows, Singles High $400's Fresh urban Living Great Incentives and Deposit structure DEPOSIT – SINGLES (Total Deposit = Town Homes and $100,000) $5,000 with Offer, $10,000 in 30 Days $1,500 x 32 Months, 10 Beeton Singles $595's $12,000 first- and second-year anniversary, $13,000 35th Month The Standard Features include Granite Kitchen Countertops with undermount sink, Premium Kitchen Cabinetry with Extended Upper Cabinets, Gas Fireplace, Hardwood Floor, Luxurious Freestanding Tub, 9 ft 11 Bowmanville Singles Low $700's Main Floor Ceilings, Glass Shower Enclosure Enjoy the Muskoka Lifestyle all year round in White Pines. Live in the heart of Bracebridge with our exclusive New Release of 50' & 66' 12 Bracebridge Singles $440,000 Detached Homes. 13 Bradford Urban Town Homes $490,000 Fresh urban Living condo town homes. 1600-2000 sq ft Living here puts you close to all of Brampton's local shopping, dining and entertainment, so whether you choose to stay in or go out, you're always 14 Brampton Town Homes Mid $500's making your time memorable. 1 and 2 storey homes. On 30-45’ lots surrounded by woodland, parks, and ponds, this new release brings fresh designs imbued with Rosehaven’s quality 15 Brampton Singles High 800's reputation and signature. 60 to 90 day closings. Includes rooftop terraces. Located in Central 16 Brampton Luxury Town Homes $720's Brampton Town Homes, Semi's 5 Free Appliances, Central Air, Up to $10,000 décor dollars, hardwood on 17 Brampton and Singles $600's main floor 18 Brampton Semi's and Singles $780's Coming to Chinguacousy & Mayfield Brampton Located just minutes from Wilfrid Laurier University, Highway 403, Brantford VIA Rail Station along with an exciting mix of boutique shops, restaurants, 19 Brantford Singles Low $500's cafes, historic architecture, parks and trails. PRICE STARTS FROM $470's for Towns & Singles From $529's. Town Homes and CLOSING DATES MARCH- OCT 2022. 20 Brantford Singles $470's OPTION ASSIGNMENT CLAUSE FEE Town Homes and An inspired family-friendly new neighbourhood of modern upscale detached 21 Brantford Singles $490's homes and Town Homes, parks and schools Closing early 2022. Luxury 2-storey homes 27' and 34'. Aprroximately 25 22 Brantford Singles $540's minutes from Hamilton and Stoney Creek From the stunning sights of the Grand River, amazing amenities are just minutes away like the SC Johnson Trail, the Brantford Golf and Country Club, Brant Conservation Area and the amazing shops and dining options of 23 Brantford Singles High $700's Brantford and Paris. 24 Brantford (Paris) Singles and Bungalows $574's 10 lots left. Move in this spring $35,000 bonus package for summer 43' forest 2020 closings. Receive 25 Brantford (Paris) Singles $600's $15,000 in upgrades The cobblestone character of local historic homes gives Paris a flavour uniquely its own while the broad and steady Grand River brings a calm and 26 Brantford (Paris) Semi's and Singles $560's measured pulse to everyday life 27 Burlington Town Homes Mid $600's Only 5% deposit, 2 car garage, 2020 occupancy Property of realinvestmentproperty.com ©Copyright Pre-Construction Homes Contemporary Town 28 Burlington Homes $600's Freehold, condo, or back-to-back Limited Time Bonus – Up To $75,000 on Bungalows: $40,000 in upgrades 29 Caledon East Singles, Bungalows $1.2Mil's and $35,000 in cash back. 46’ & 50’ singles Just 15 minutes from Hamilton and the QEW and the 403, this established community offers the ease of small-town living with the conveniences and 30 Caledonia Semi's and Singles High $400's variety of an urban centre. Westwood Village is close to shopping, dining, schools, parks, recreation and public transit. These pre-construction homes in Cambridge are minutes to 31 Cambridge Townhomes and Singles $400's Highway 401 and major commuter routes. Brook Village is a new townhome community designed for families. Situated alongside the beautiful Speed River, these unique homes are crafted with 32 Cambridge Town Homes Low $500's stone, glass and wood aesthetic features. Single detached homes on 36’, 46’ and 56’ lots and townhomes from the Town Homes and high $300s. With a vibe that’s slightly more refined and definitely more 33 Collingwood Singles High $300's relaxed, it’s a place to start, to grow, and to shine. $20,000 in upgrades ends June 30th. With prices starting in the low $500's, there are three collections to choose from including bungalofts, ravine lots, 34 Courtice Luxury Town Homes Low $500's double car garages and finished basements! The quiet tranquility of a space nestled in the country combined with big homes on bigger lots surrounded by all the amenities a modern family could 35 Dundalk Singles and Bungalows $590's ask for 2 and 3 storey town homes, 9' ceilings on main floor, energy star program, 36 East Gwillimbury Luxury Town Homes TBA stone, brick and stucco designs, 2 car garages available Modern Urban Stacked Extended Deposit, parking and locker included, 1 year free maintenance, 37 Etobicoke Town homes $800's free assignment, right to lease at occupancy Located at 225 Birmingham Street, Toronto. Next to Humber College ( Lakeshore Campus) & Mimico Go Station. The development is scheduled for 38 Etobicoke Town Homes Mid $600's completion in 2022. Town Homes and 39 Fergus Singles Mid $400's 36, 40 and 50' lots With a wide variety of floor plans and square footage options, along with Town Homes, Semi's features and finishes that are sure to impress, you can say hello to turnkey 40 Georgetown and Singles $800's luxury. 41 Grimsby Town Homes $400's Urban inspired living on the lake. Waterfront homes East Guelph has a unique charm and undiscovered convenience that is well- known to current residents. Only 10 minutes to Guelph Line, and an additional 14 minutes to HWY 401, the commute to the GTA and the Halton 42 Guelph Singles $600's area is easily accessible. An exclusive collection of Modern Stacked Townhomes located at Gordon St & Clair Rd in Guelph!TOTAL 7% Deposit, $10,000 on Signing, 7% Minus 43 Guelph Townhomes $500's $10,000 in 90 Days, (Approximately $25,000). Only 10% deposit. 2 Bedroom + Den - 3 Bedroom + Den Designs where residents will be moments from Downtown Guelph, the University of 44 Guelph Town homes $494's Guelph, Big Box Stores, Guelph Central Station and so much more! Grand Opening: April 4th. 30 minutes drive to Brantford, 35 minutes drive to 45 Hagersville Singles Low $500's Hamilton, 38 and 44 foot lots Hamilton is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, thriving arts scene, eclectic independent shops, bucket-list worthy restaurants, and well- 46 Hamilton Town Homes $420's preserved history. First Release June 27th to Mount Hope Hamiltion: 33’, 36’, 38’ Bungalows & 47 Hamilton Singles Low $600's 40’ Detached Homes Choose from distinct character-filled neighbourhoods: Midtown and Soho 48 Hamilton Singles $860's coming soon 49 Kitchener/Waterloo Town Homes High $400's Only 5% down for end users, 15% for investors Enjoy ease of access to both twin-city amenities, schools, and explore the acres of green space with Kiwanis Park, hike from the park to Walter Bean 50 Kitchener/Waterloo Singles $805's Trail and River Ridge Community Park 51 Kitchener/Waterloo Town Homes TBA These townhomes are stylish, spacious, and best of all, customizable! Property of realinvestmentproperty.com ©Copyright Pre-Construction Homes These homes will include modern elevations (exteriors), contemporary square oak Railing (as per plans), Modern step casing and baseboards, Modern 5 Panel Interior Doors, and Black levers on all interior Doors 52 Kitchener/Waterloo Town Homes $580's throughout the Main and 2nd Floor. This Bluegrass model starts off with an ‘Elevation A’ style exterior; a ‘new- 53 Kitchener/Waterloo Singles $728's traditional’ esque marriage of craftsman and contemporary style homes. Here, future residents will be minutes from Downtown Kitchener, Highway 401, CF Fairview Park Mall, Big Box Stores, Fairway Station, the region’s Top 54 Kitchener/Waterloo Town Homes $375's Universities and so much more. 55 Markham Luxury Town Homes $800's Can add an optional 3rd or ground floor for low price Purchase A Townhome And Enjoy A New Kitchen, 4 Stainless Steel Town Homes, Loft and Appliances Now Included*: Fridge, Dishwasher, Range And Hoodfan* Move 56 Markham Coach Homes $820's in Spring 2020 Quick Closings available Sixteen Mile Creek: From affordable Village, 2-Storey and Brownstone Town Homes and Towns, to on trend 30’, 36’ and 43’ Detached designs it’s easy to discover a 57 Milton Singles High $500's home that best reflects your personal style.
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