9 active developments by Fieldgate Homes across Kleinburg, Caledon, Pickering, Milton and more.
Fieldgate Homes is currently building across the Greater Toronto Area, with 8 active projects on the platform spread through Markham, Whitby, Pickering, Milton, Vaughan, Caledon and Brampton. The current lineup leans toward townhomes, with 6 townhome communities alongside 2 single-family projects.
Sample communities give a sense of where the builder is active: Upper East Side Unionville in Markham, Whitby Meadows, Seaton Winding Woods and Seaton in Pickering, Valleylands of Sixteen Mile Creek in Milton, and Collection Towns. The mix covers established, growing GTA and 905-belt municipalities.
What stands out here is geographic range within Ontario's western and eastern GTA suburbs, and a product focus on townhomes for buyers who want ground-oriented new construction rather than condo apartments. Availability, pricing and home types vary by community, so it's worth checking each project individually.

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Buying pre-construction from Fieldgate generally starts with registration for a specific community, which can provide first access to information and early releases. Once you select a home, you sign a purchase agreement and pay a deposit in stages over the construction period. Depending on the community and home type, there may be an occupancy or possession date followed by a final closing when the transaction completes and the balance is due.
Buyer protection depends on the home type. Under Ontario's Condominium Act, new or pre-construction condos come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period, during which a buyer can cancel the agreement. Important: this 10-day rescission period does not apply to freehold houses, which includes most townhomes and single-family homes sold with freehold title — so confirm the ownership structure of the specific home before relying on any cooling-off right.
Pre-construction homes from a builder like Fieldgate are typically bought with a staged deposit paid over time, which lets a buyer secure a specific home at today's contracted price while it is being built. Because the home types on offer here are townhomes and single-family houses across several GTA and 905 municipalities, the factors an investor should weigh differ by location: local housing supply and how quickly new inventory is absorbed, rental demand in that municipality, and how the home type fits the tenant or resale pool in that area.
Before committing, evaluate the deposit schedule and total cash required over the build period, the specific community and city, the home type, and any occupancy or closing timelines in the purchase agreement. Ground-oriented homes and condo apartments carry different rules and costs, and none of these factors guarantee a particular outcome. Do your own due diligence on each community.
On this platform, Fieldgate Homes has 8 active projects across the Greater Toronto Area, in Markham, Whitby, Pickering, Milton, Vaughan, Caledon and Brampton. Communities include Upper East Side Unionville, Whitby Meadows, Seaton Winding Woods, Valleylands of Sixteen Mile Creek, Collection Towns and Seaton.
The current lineup is mostly townhomes, with 6 townhome communities and 2 single-family projects. This gives buyers ground-oriented new construction options rather than condo apartments.
There are 8 active Fieldgate Homes projects on the platform. Availability within each community changes as phases are released, so check individual projects for current status.
Ontario's 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act applies to new and pre-construction condos, not to freehold houses. Since Fieldgate's current offering is townhomes and single-family homes, confirm whether a specific home is condo or freehold to know if the rescission right applies.
For first-time buyers, the main hurdle with pre-construction is the deposit, which is generally paid in installments over the build rather than all at once — though the total required and the schedule are set by each community's purchase agreement, so confirm the numbers for the specific home. In Ontario, first-time buyers may be eligible for well-known programs such as the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for first-time buyers and, in some cases, the federal GST/HST New Housing Rebate; check current eligibility and amounts before you rely on them.
Registering early with a community can matter because pre-construction homes are often released in phases, and early registrants may get first access to floor plans and pricing before a broader public release. With Fieldgate active in multiple GTA cities, registering for the communities that fit your budget and location helps you act when a release opens.
Deposits on pre-construction homes are generally paid in installments over the construction period rather than in a single lump sum. The exact amount and schedule are set in each community's purchase agreement, so review the specific terms for the home you're considering.
That depends on the community, home type and local market. A pre-construction purchase lets a buyer secure a home at a contracted price while it's built, but you should evaluate local supply, absorption, rental demand and the deposit structure. No outcome is guaranteed, so do your own due diligence.
Yes. The main consideration is the staged deposit and total cash required over the build. First-time buyers in Ontario may be eligible for programs such as the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund and, in some cases, the federal GST/HST New Housing Rebate — confirm current eligibility and amounts.
Pre-construction homes are often released in phases, and early registrants may get first access to floor plans and pricing before a wider release. With Fieldgate active in several GTA cities, registering early for the communities that fit your budget and location helps you act when a release opens.