5 active developments by Caliber Homes across Toronto, Vaughan, Brampton, Richmond Hill and more.
Caliber Homes is building new-construction townhomes across the Greater Toronto Area, with four active projects currently listed on the platform. Their communities span Richmond Hill, Aurora, Brampton and Vaughan — four established Ontario markets north and west of Toronto.
The current lineup is focused on townhome living, with four townhome projects available: Uplands of Swan Lake, High Park Urban Towns, Upper Mayfield Estates and Towns of Rutherford Heights. Each brings a different community setting within these GTA cities.
For buyers looking specifically at townhomes in this part of Ontario, Caliber Homes offers a concentrated set of options across a handful of nearby municipalities, making it straightforward to compare communities within a similar region.

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$1,469,990 – $1,669,990

Buying a Caliber Homes pre-construction townhome usually starts with registering your interest in a community, which can give you earlier access to floor plans and pricing as a project releases. Purchases are generally made from plans before or during construction, with a deposit paid in stages according to the schedule set out in each project's agreement, and the balance due at closing when the home is complete and ready to occupy.
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act, during which a buyer can cancel the agreement. Note that this rescission period applies to condos and does not apply to freehold houses, so confirm how a given townhome is titled — freehold or condominium — before relying on it, and review your agreement of purchase and sale with a lawyer.
Pre-construction townhomes are sometimes considered by investors because the staged deposit structure lets a buyer secure a home at today's contract terms while paying the purchase price over a period of time leading up to closing, rather than all at once. Caliber Homes' current townhome projects are spread across Richmond Hill, Aurora, Brampton and Vaughan, so the local context differs from one community to the next.
Before buying, it's worth evaluating the specific factors in each city: how much new supply is coming to market and how quickly it's absorbing, local rental demand, and whether the townhome format suits the tenant or resale market you're targeting. Review the deposit schedule, closing timelines and all contract terms carefully, and consider independent professional advice — this is educational information, not a prediction of returns.
Caliber Homes currently has active projects in Richmond Hill, Aurora, Brampton and Vaughan — all within the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario. There are four active projects listed on the platform.
The current Caliber Homes lineup on the platform is focused on townhomes, with four townhome projects available across the GTA. This makes it a good fit for buyers specifically interested in new townhome communities.
Current projects include Uplands of Swan Lake, High Park Urban Towns, Upper Mayfield Estates and Towns of Rutherford Heights. Each is located in a different GTA community across Richmond Hill, Aurora, Brampton and Vaughan.
There are four Caliber Homes projects currently active on the platform. All four are townhome communities spread across four GTA cities.
$969,990 – $1,699,990
For first-time buyers, a pre-construction townhome from a builder like Caliber Homes typically involves a deposit paid in installments over time rather than a single large payment, though the exact amount and schedule are set by each individual project. Ontario has well-known first-time buyer supports, such as the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for eligible first-time buyers; check current eligibility and amounts before you count on any specific benefit.
Registering early with a community can matter, since first access to floor plans and release pricing often goes to registered buyers before broader availability. With only four Caliber Homes projects active across these GTA cities, registering early helps you compare options as details are released.
Deposit amounts and schedules are set by each individual project rather than being a single fixed figure. Pre-construction deposits are typically paid in installments over time, so review the specific deposit schedule in each project's agreement of purchase and sale.
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses, so confirm whether a given townhome is titled as a condo or freehold before relying on it.
That depends on the specific community and your goals. Consider local factors such as new supply and how fast it is absorbing, rental demand, and whether the townhome format suits your target market — and review the deposit and closing terms with a professional before buying.
Registering your interest in a community typically gives you earlier access to floor plans and release pricing before broader availability. With only four active projects, registering early helps you compare options as details are released.