Canada Lands Company
4 active developments by Canada Lands Company across Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, Edmonton.
Canada Lands Company currently has 4 active projects listed on this platform, spread across three cities: Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver. The listings cover a mix of home types rather than a single product, so buyers will want to check each project page for the specific unit formats on offer.
Sample projects include Booth Street in Ottawa, Downsview West in Toronto, and Heather Lands in Vancouver. The Heather Lands rezoning application is also listed, which means some of what you see is at an early planning stage rather than ready for sale. Pricing, unit counts and timelines vary by project and are not summarized here, so confirm details on each page.
What sets this builder's presence apart is the geography: three markets in two provinces, with Ontario projects in Ottawa and Toronto. Buyers comparing sites should look at the stage each project is in, since rezoning-stage and sales-stage listings carry very different timelines.
Downsview West
Booth Street
Heather Lands
From the mid $800s
The Village at Griesbach
From $539,900
Buying a Canada Lands Company pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register interest first, then receive access to available units, pricing and floor plans. After signing an agreement, deposits are paid in stages over the build period. Many projects have interim occupancy before final closing, when title transfers and the balance is due.
In Ontario, buyers of new or pre-construction condos have a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This does not apply to freehold houses, so check which type of home you are buying and have a lawyer review the agreement.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases usually let a buyer secure a unit with staged deposits well before completion, so capital is committed over time rather than all at once. That structure carries risk as well as flexibility: timelines can shift, and market conditions at closing may differ from those at signing.
When evaluating Canada Lands Company projects, consider the city and neighbourhood, the home type, local supply of similar new units, and rental demand nearby. Projects at the rezoning stage, such as the Heather Lands application, have more uncertainty than those further along. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns; review the agreement and get independent advice.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers should plan for a deposit paid in stages, often larger in total than a typical resale down payment, plus closing costs. Ask the sales team for the exact schedule on any project you consider.
Government rebates and first-time buyer programs may apply depending on the home's price and your situation. Eligibility rules change, so confirm current details with a lawyer or the relevant government site. Registering early can give you earlier access to floor plans and pricing information before wider release, though it doesn't commit you to buy.
Common questions
How many Canada Lands Company projects are listed?
There are 4 active projects on this platform, located in Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver.
Which cities does Canada Lands Company build in?
Listed projects are in Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver.
What projects are available?
Sample projects include Booth Street, Downsview West, Heather Lands and the Heather Lands rezoning application.
What home types are offered?
The mix of home types varies by project. Check each project page for the specific formats available.
Is there a cooling-off period in Ontario?
Yes, for new or pre-construction condos there is a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses.
Is a rezoning-stage project available to buy?
Not necessarily. A listing such as the Heather Lands rezoning application indicates an early planning stage, so units may not yet be for sale.
Are these good for investors?
It depends on the project, location, home type and your goals. Evaluate local supply, rental demand and timelines, and note that returns are not guaranteed.
How much deposit is required?
Deposit amounts and schedules differ by project. Request the deposit structure from the sales team before committing.