4 active developments by Digreen Homes across Oakville, Brampton, Markham.
Digreen Homes is currently building across the Greater Toronto Area, with four active new-construction projects listed on the platform in Oakville, Markham and Brampton. The lineup is split evenly between attached and detached housing: two townhome projects and two single-family projects.
Sample communities include NAVA, Unionville Station, Morrison Spring and Countryside Fields. Between them, buyers will find a mix of townhomes suited to first-time and move-up purchasers and single-family houses for those wanting more space, spread across three distinct Ontario markets.
What makes this builder's current presence worth a look is the geographic spread. Rather than concentrating in one municipality, Digreen Homes has projects in Oakville, Markham and Brampton at the same time, giving buyers a choice of location, price point and home type across the west GTA and the 905.

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Buying a Digreen Homes pre-construction home generally starts with registering interest in a specific project, which can provide earlier access to details and selection as units or lots are released. Once you choose a home, you sign a purchase agreement and pay the deposit in installments over the construction schedule. Depending on the home type and project, closing occurs when the home is complete and ready for you to take possession.
One buyer-protection rule to know: in Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which a buyer can cancel the agreement. Note this protection applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses, which includes typical freehold townhomes and single-family homes — so confirm the ownership type of the specific Digreen Homes project you're buying.
Pre-construction purchases let a buyer enter into an agreement today and pay deposits in stages while the home is built, effectively securing a specific unit or lot over a construction timeline rather than buying a completed property outright. Digreen Homes' current projects offer both townhomes and single-family houses in Oakville, Markham and Brampton, so the local factors to weigh will differ by community and home type.
Before buying, evaluate the fundamentals that apply to each specific project: local supply and how quickly comparable homes are absorbed, rental demand in that municipality, the deposit structure and closing timeline in the agreement, and how the home type fits your goals. Freehold townhomes and single-family houses carry different considerations than condos, so read each purchase agreement carefully. This is general education, not a prediction of appreciation or a guarantee of returns.
Digreen Homes has four active new-construction projects listed on the platform, located in Oakville, Markham and Brampton, Ontario. This gives buyers a choice of markets across the west GTA and the 905.
The current lineup includes two townhome projects and two single-family projects, for a total of four active communities. This mix covers both attached and detached housing.
Sample communities include NAVA, Unionville Station, Morrison Spring and Countryside Fields. These span the builder's current projects across Oakville, Markham and Brampton.
Pre-construction homes are typically bought with deposits paid in stages over the construction period rather than all at once. The exact amounts and schedule are set out in each project's purchase agreement, so confirm the details for the specific community you're considering.

Buying pre-construction from a builder like Digreen Homes usually means putting down a deposit in stages over the construction period rather than all at once, which can give first-time buyers time to plan. Deposit requirements vary by project and are set out in each purchase agreement, so confirm the exact amounts and schedule for the community you're considering in Oakville, Markham or Brampton.
In Ontario, well-known supports for eligible buyers can include programs such as the federal First Home Savings Account and the land transfer tax rebate for first-time buyers — check current eligibility and amounts before you rely on any of them. Registering early with a project can matter because it may give you access to information and unit or lot selection sooner in the sales process.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums have a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This protection applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses such as typical freehold townhomes and single-family homes, so check the ownership type of your project.
That depends on the specific project and your goals. Investors should weigh local supply and absorption, rental demand in the municipality, the deposit and closing terms, and how the home type fits their plans — this is general guidance, not a promise of returns.
Registering early can give you access to project information and unit or lot selection sooner in the sales process. Availability and pricing are set by the builder for each community.
Yes. Oakville is one of the three Ontario cities where Digreen Homes currently has active projects on the platform, alongside Markham and Brampton.