3 active developments by Front Door Developments across Whitchurch-Stouffville, Whitby, Old Toronto.
Front Door Developments is currently building in Ontario, with three active projects listed on the platform. Their work spans three communities: Old Toronto, Whitchurch-Stouffville, and Whitby, giving buyers a mix of settings from the city to the surrounding regions.
The current lineup is focused on single-family homes, with three single-family projects available. Named developments include St. Clair Village, Cam Fella Village, and Palmerston Place.
For buyers looking specifically at freehold, single-family new construction across the Greater Toronto Area and nearby communities, Front Door Developments' current presence is concentrated on that home type rather than condos or mid-rise buildings.

$1,689,900 – $1,699,900
Buying pre-construction from Front Door Developments generally starts with registering your interest, which can give you earlier access to project details and releases. Once you select a home, you sign a purchase agreement and pay a deposit, usually in installments tied to milestones. For single-family homes, you typically move toward a final closing when the home is complete, rather than the interim occupancy step common to condo purchases.
One important note on buyer protection: Ontario's 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act applies to new and pre-construction condos, and it does not apply to freehold houses. Because Front Door Developments' current projects are single-family homes, this condo rescission period would not apply to those purchases, so review the contract terms and consult a real estate lawyer before you commit.
Pre-construction single-family homes let a buyer commit to a property early and complete the purchase over the build timeline, typically through staged deposits agreed to in the purchase contract. Because Front Door Developments' current projects are single-family homes in Old Toronto, Whitchurch-Stouffville, and Whitby, an investor's evaluation should weigh each location on its own merits rather than treating them as interchangeable.
Before buying, it's worth reviewing local supply and how quickly comparable new homes are being absorbed, rental demand for detached and single-family housing in that specific city, the deposit schedule and closing terms in the agreement, and any occupancy or completion timelines. Single-family homes carry different carrying costs and tenant profiles than condos, so plan around the realities of the specific market and project.
Front Door Developments currently has three active projects listed on the platform, located in Old Toronto, Whitchurch-Stouffville, and Whitby, all in Ontario.
Their current projects are single-family homes. There are three single-family developments listed, so buyers here are looking at detached-style, freehold-oriented new construction rather than condos.
Sample projects on the platform include St. Clair Village, Cam Fella Village, and Palmerston Place. These represent the builder's current single-family communities across the three cities.
That depends on your goals and the specific location. Because these are single-family homes in different cities, evaluate local supply, absorption, and rental demand for each project rather than assuming they perform the same way.
For first-time buyers, the deposit on a pre-construction home is usually paid in stages set out in the purchase agreement rather than all at once, which can make budgeting more manageable over the build period. The exact amounts and timing vary by project, so read the deposit schedule carefully before signing.
Ontario offers well-known first-time buyer supports such as the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for eligible first-time buyers, and the City of Toronto has its own municipal land transfer tax with a separate first-time buyer rebate that can apply to homes in Old Toronto. Registering your interest early with a builder can matter because it can put you in line for first access to floor plans, pricing, and release information before wider availability.
Deposit amounts and timing are set in each purchase agreement and are usually paid in stages over the build period. The specific figures vary by project, so review the deposit schedule before signing.
Ontario's 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act applies to new and pre-construction condos. It does not apply to freehold houses, so it would not apply to Front Door Developments' current single-family projects.
Ontario offers a provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for eligible first-time buyers, and the City of Toronto has a separate municipal land transfer tax rebate that can apply to homes in Old Toronto. Check current eligibility rules before you buy.
Registering your interest early can give you access to floor plans, pricing, and release information before wider availability. It's a common first step in the pre-construction process.