8 active developments by Camcos Living across Brampton, Markham, King, Caledon and more.
Camcos Living is building across the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding communities, with 7 active projects listed on the platform. Their current developments span King City, Mississauga, Bowmanville, Markham, Caledon, and King — a mix of established suburban centres and growing towns north and east of Toronto.
The home-type mix here leans toward townhomes, with 4 townhome projects and 1 single-family project among the current listings. Sample developments include Canterbury Lanes, Meadowvale Brooks, Ravine Mills, Avenue Towns, Townhomes of Little Rouge, and Arpeggio (Stacked), which give a sense of the range — from stacked townhomes to more traditional street townhomes.
For buyers, this footprint means the option to compare Camcos Living homes across several Ontario markets at once, choosing between denser, more affordable stacked and townhome formats and lower-density single-family options depending on the community and budget.

$1,053,990 – $1,399,990
Buying a Camcos Living pre-construction home generally starts with registration, which can give you earlier access to a project's release, floor plans, and pricing. Once you select a home, you sign a purchase agreement and pay your deposit in stages according to the builder's schedule. Depending on the project and home type, there may be an interim occupancy period — where you move in and pay occupancy costs before you legally own the unit — followed by final closing, when title transfers and the balance is due.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. This protection applies to condos and does not apply to freehold houses, so whether it covers a given Camcos Living purchase depends on how that specific home is titled.
Pre-construction homes let a buyer commit to a unit today with a staged deposit and take final ownership later, once the home is complete. That structure means you secure a specific home at contract terms set now, while paying the balance over the course of the build rather than all at once. With Camcos Living's current projects concentrated in GTA-area markets like Mississauga, Markham, and King City, and a mix of townhome and single-family formats, the relevant factors to weigh are local ones: how much new supply is coming to that community, how quickly homes there are being absorbed, and the strength of rental and resale demand for that specific home type.
Before buying, review the deposit schedule, the projected occupancy and closing timelines, any development or occupancy fees, and the home type against what the local market actually rents and resells. These are educational considerations only — pre-construction outcomes depend on the market, and no return or appreciation is guaranteed.
Camcos Living currently has 7 active projects listed on the platform across Ontario. They include a mix of townhome and single-family developments.
Camcos Living's current projects are located in King City, Mississauga, Bowmanville, Markham, Caledon, and King. This covers several markets in and around the Greater Toronto Area.
The current listings include 4 townhome projects and 1 single-family project, with formats ranging from stacked townhomes to street townhomes. Sample developments include Avenue Towns, Ravine Mills, and Arpeggio (Stacked).
Current and sample projects include Canterbury Lanes, Meadowvale Brooks, Ravine Mills, Avenue Towns, Townhomes of Little Rouge, and Arpeggio (Stacked). Availability varies by community and release stage.

$849,000 – $1,144,990
For first-time buyers, pre-construction can be an accessible entry point because the deposit is typically paid in stages over the build period rather than as a single lump sum at purchase, though the exact amount and schedule vary by project. Camcos Living's townhome and stacked-townhome projects, such as Avenue Towns and Arpeggio (Stacked), often represent the more affordable end of the range compared with single-family homes.
Ontario offers well-known first-time buyer supports, including the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for eligible first-time buyers and federal programs like the Home Buyers' Plan, but you should confirm current eligibility and amounts directly, as these change over time. Registering early on a project can matter because first access to floor plans, unit selection, and initial pricing often goes to buyers who signed up before public launch.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums have a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This does not apply to freehold houses, so it depends on how the specific home is titled.
Deposits on pre-construction homes are typically paid in stages over the course of the build rather than as a single lump sum. The exact amount and schedule are set by the builder and vary by project, so review the deposit structure before signing.
Pre-construction homes let a buyer control a specific unit through a staged deposit and close later. Whether a given project fits an investment goal depends on local supply, absorption, rental demand, and the home type, all of which should be evaluated before buying — no returns are guaranteed.
Yes. Townhome and stacked-townhome projects often sit at the more affordable end of the range, and the staged deposit structure can make entry more manageable. Ontario first-time buyers may also qualify for supports like the Land Transfer Tax refund, subject to current eligibility rules.
Registering for a project before its public launch can provide earlier access to floor plans, unit selection, and initial pricing. Early registration is often how buyers reach a project ahead of the general release.