5 active developments by Amacon across Mississauga, Vancouver.
Amacon is currently building in Mississauga and Vancouver, with 5 active projects listed on the platform. Every one of those projects is a condominium, so buyers looking at this builder are shopping for suites in multi-unit residential buildings rather than freehold houses.
The current lineup includes Avia and its follow-up Avia 2, along with The Grant and Block Residences. Several of these developments are part of Amacon's ongoing work at Parkside Village in Mississauga, a master-planned community that has grown across multiple phases.
Because the available inventory here is entirely condo, the buying experience is fairly consistent: you're reserving a suite in a planned building, working from floor plans and finishes, and closing once the project is complete. Registering interest early is often how buyers get first access to floor plans and pricing before a broader release.

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Buying pre-construction from Amacon generally starts with registering your interest in a specific project. Registered buyers often get first access to floor plans, pricing and suite selection ahead of a broader launch. Once you reserve a suite, you sign an agreement and pay your deposit in stages over the pre-construction period rather than all at once. Because the building isn't finished yet, you're buying from plans and finishes, and you'll typically move through interim occupancy — where you may occupy the suite before the building is fully registered — followed by final closing once the condominium is registered.
In Ontario, buyers of new or pre-construction condominiums have a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. During that window you can cancel the agreement. This protection applies to condos — which is all Amacon is offering here — and does not apply to freehold houses.
Pre-construction condos work differently from resale because you're putting down a staged deposit to reserve a suite today and closing later, once the building is finished. That structure lets a buyer control a specific unit over an extended timeline rather than paying the full purchase price up front. Amacon's current projects are all condos in Mississauga and Vancouver, so the factors that matter most are condo-specific: local rental demand, how quickly comparable units are being absorbed in the area, the mix of suite types being offered, and the surrounding community — for example, the ongoing build-out at Parkside Village.
Before buying, evaluate the deposit schedule, the projected occupancy and closing timing, the maintenance and carrying costs of the suite, and the depth of rental or resale demand in that specific submarket. This is general education, not a forecast — pre-construction outcomes depend on market conditions, and no appreciation or return is guaranteed.
Amacon has 5 active projects on the platform, all of them condominiums. They are building in Mississauga and Vancouver, with projects including Avia, Avia 2, The Grant and Block Residences.
All of Amacon's current listed projects are condos. There are no freehold houses or townhomes among the active projects shown here.
Amacon's current projects on the platform are in Mississauga, Ontario and Vancouver. Several of the Mississauga projects are part of the Parkside Village community.
Yes. In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominium purchases come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. During that window you can cancel the agreement. This applies to condos, not freehold houses.
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For a first-time buyer, the main thing to understand about Amacon's projects is that they're pre-construction condos, purchased with a staged deposit rather than a single lump sum. Deposits are typically collected in instalments over the pre-construction period, which can make the up-front cash requirement more manageable than the total price suggests, though the exact amounts vary by project and release.
Ontario has well-known first-time buyer supports, such as the provincial land transfer tax rebate for eligible first-time buyers; check current eligibility and amounts before you count on them, since programs and thresholds change. Registering early on a project can matter because it often means earlier access to floor plans, pricing and suite selection before wider public release.
Deposits for pre-construction condos are paid in stages over the pre-construction period rather than all at once. The exact amounts and schedule vary by project and release, so confirm the specifics for the individual Amacon project you're considering.
Parkside Village is a master-planned community in Mississauga that Amacon has developed over multiple phases. Some of the builder's current projects, including work under the Avia name, are part of its ongoing evolution.
Pre-construction condos let a buyer reserve a unit with a staged deposit and close later, which some investors use to control a suite over time. Whether it fits your goals depends on local rental demand, absorption and carrying costs — evaluate those before buying, since no return is guaranteed.
Registering early often gives you first access to floor plans, pricing and suite selection before a project is released more widely. It doesn't commit you to buy, but it can improve your choice of suites.
With pre-construction condos you may move in during interim occupancy before the building is fully registered, paying occupancy fees. Final closing happens later, once the condominium is registered and ownership transfers to you.