Averton Homes
8 active developments by Averton Homes across Edmonton, Mount Albert (East Gwillimbury), East Gwillimbury.
Averton Homes currently has 8 active projects listed on the platform. They are located in Mount Albert (East Gwillimbury), East Gwillimbury and Edmonton, which puts most of the builder's current offering in York Region, Ontario, with an additional presence in Edmonton.
The mix leans toward attached homes: 6 of the 8 projects are townhomes and 2 are single-family. Sample projects include Village Green Live/Work Towns, Rowan, Village Green, Prescott, Ambleside and Echo. The Village Green Live/Work Towns name points to a townhome format that combines living space with a work component, so check each project page for the layout and permitted uses.
Pricing, floor plans, occupancy dates and deposit schedules vary by project. Use the individual project pages to compare communities, home types and available releases from Averton Homes.
Rowan
From $1,795
Pivot
From the mid $600s
Midtown District
From $436,900
Echo
From $2,195
Ambleside
From $730,000
Village Green Live/Work Towns
Prescott
From $499,900
Village Green
From $735,000
Buying a Averton Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Most buyers start by registering interest in a project. Registrants may get early information on pricing and availability before a release. When you choose a home, you sign an agreement of purchase and sale and pay deposits on the schedule it sets out.
Construction takes place over a period of time. Many projects have an interim occupancy or move-in stage, followed by final closing when title transfers and the balance is due. For new or pre-construction condominiums in Ontario, the Condominium Act provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period. It does not apply to freehold houses, which covers many townhomes and single-family homes, so check which type of purchase you are making and have a lawyer review the agreement.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases typically let a buyer secure a home with a staged deposit schedule well before completion, so the full purchase price is not due until closing. That spreads out the up-front cost, but it also means the buyer carries market and timing risk until occupancy. No outcome, including appreciation or rental income, is guaranteed.
If you are considering an Averton Homes project as an investment, look at local factors: how many similar homes are being released nearby, how quickly they sell, and the rental demand for the home type. Most of this builder's current projects are townhomes and single-family homes in East Gwillimbury and Mount Albert, which are different from condo units in a large city. Also review the deposit schedule, estimated closing date, any assignment restrictions, and the carrying costs you would face at closing.
For first-time buyers
Buyers should expect to pay a deposit in stages, commonly a portion at signing and further amounts on set dates. Exact amounts differ by project, so confirm them in the agreement of purchase and sale. You will also need to budget for closing costs and for mortgage approval that remains valid through closing.
Ontario first-time buyers may be able to use programs such as the federal First Home Savings Account or the Home Buyers' Plan, and certain land transfer tax rebates may apply. Eligibility rules change, so verify them with a lawyer or advisor. Registering early can give you access to floor plans and pricing before wider release, when choices are broadest.
Common questions
How many Averton Homes projects are listed?
There are 8 active Averton Homes projects on the platform. They are in Mount Albert (East Gwillimbury), East Gwillimbury and Edmonton.
What types of homes does Averton Homes offer?
Of the 8 listed projects, 6 are townhomes and 2 are single-family. Village Green Live/Work Towns is one of the townhome projects.
Which communities are available?
Sample projects include Village Green Live/Work Towns, Rowan, Village Green, Prescott, Ambleside and Echo. Each project page shows its location and home types.
Where is Averton Homes building?
Current projects are in Mount Albert, East Gwillimbury and Edmonton.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying pre-construction in Ontario?
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new or pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses, so it may not cover townhomes or single-family purchases.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposits are paid in stages and the amounts depend on the project. Check the agreement of purchase and sale for the exact schedule.
Is Averton Homes a good choice for investors?
That depends on the project, price, deposit terms and local rental demand. Returns are never guaranteed, so compare projects carefully and get professional advice.
How can I get early access to a project?
Register your interest on the project page. Registrants may be told about pricing and availability ahead of a wider release.