Castle Group Developments
5 active developments by Castle Group Developments across Toronto, Mississauga, Whitby.
Castle Group Developments currently has five active projects on the platform, all of them condominiums. The projects are located in three Ontario cities: Whitby, Toronto and Mississauga.
The sample projects listed for the builder are Harbour Ten10 Condominiums, Vida at Bayview Village, The Palm Condominium Residences, Bellair Gardens and Tuscany Gates. Because every active listing is a condo, buyers looking at this builder are choosing among condominium suites rather than a mix of freehold houses, townhomes and towers.
The spread across Whitby, Toronto and Mississauga gives buyers a choice between a Durham Region location and two projects in the core and western parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Pricing, floor plans and availability vary by project, so check each project page for current details.
Bellair Gardens
Tuscany Gates
From the $400s
The Palm Condominium Residences
Vida at Bayview Village
From $249,900
Harbour Ten10 Condominiums
$599,990 – $949,990
Buying a Castle Group Developments pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buying a Castle Group pre-construction condo generally starts with registering your interest, followed by a first-access release where registrants can select available suites. After signing the agreement of purchase and sale, you pay deposits in stages according to the schedule. Before final closing, buyers typically move in under interim occupancy while the building is completed and registered, paying occupancy fees until then.
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. Have a lawyer review the agreement within that window.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction condos usually let a buyer secure a suite with a staged deposit schedule rather than the full price upfront. The balance is due at closing, often years later. That structure means your capital is committed over time, but the value of the unit at completion may differ from the price you agreed to, and nothing is guaranteed.
With Castle Group's projects spread across Whitby, Toronto and Mississauga, local factors will differ. Compare nearby condo supply, how quickly comparable suites are being absorbed, rental demand around each site, and the unit types offered. Review the deposit schedule, estimated occupancy dates, maintenance fees and projected rents before committing, and consider speaking with a lawyer and a financial adviser.
For first-time buyers
Deposit requirements for pre-construction condos are set by each builder and are typically paid in instalments. Review each project's schedule carefully so you know the amounts and due dates. Ontario has well-known first-time buyer programs, such as the federal First Home Savings Account and the Home Buyers' Plan, as well as land transfer tax rebates for eligible buyers. Eligibility rules apply, so confirm the current details with official sources.
Registering early can matter because builders often release suites to registrants first, which can give you a wider choice of floor plans and floors. It also gives you time to review pricing and plan your deposits before a project is formally launched.
Common questions
How many projects does Castle Group Developments have on the platform?
There are five active projects: Harbour Ten10 Condominiums, Vida at Bayview Village, The Palm Condominium Residences, Bellair Gardens and Tuscany Gates.
Where is Castle Group Developments building?
Their active projects are in Whitby, Toronto and Mississauga, Ontario.
What types of homes does Castle Group offer?
All five active projects on the platform are condominiums.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying a pre-construction condo in Ontario?
Yes. Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposit amounts are set by the builder for each project and are usually paid in stages. Check the deposit schedule on each project page or with the sales team.
Are these projects suitable for investors?
That depends on your goals. Evaluate local condo supply, rental demand, deposit structure, fees and closing timelines for each project, and get professional advice. Returns are never guaranteed.
What is interim occupancy?
It is the period when you move into your suite before the condominium is legally registered. You pay occupancy fees until final closing.
Why should I register early for a project?
Registrants are often offered first access to suite selection and pricing, which can mean more floor plans to choose from.