Geranium
13 active developments by Geranium across Stouffville, Scarborough, Pickering, Port Perry and more.
Geranium currently has 13 active projects listed on the platform, spread across Ontario's Greater Toronto Area, Durham, York, Simcoe and cottage-country markets. Cities include Scarborough, Pickering, Stouffville, Aurora, Port Perry, Innisfil, Springwater (Midhurst), Kawartha Lakes and the Township of Lake of Bays.
The mix leans heavily toward low-rise living. Of the home types listed, nine are single-family, one is a townhome and one is a condo. Buyers looking for detached homes will find the most choice, while condo and townhome options are limited.
Sample projects include Twelve On The Ravine, Courts of King's Bay Near Port Perry, Courts of Canterbury Port Perry, Clarehaven Estates Claremont, Edgewood and Friday Harbour Resort. The range of locations means the offering covers both commuter-oriented communities and resort or recreational settings, so pricing, lot types and timelines vary by project. Check each project page for current details.
Vista Flats & Towns
From $399,000
PACE on Main Condominiums
From $519,900
Twelve On The Ravine
Edgewood
From $1,284,900
Asprey Towns
From $1M
Courts of Canterbury Port Perry
From $799,000
Ritz-Carlton Residences Muskoka
From $8,950,000
Friday Harbour Resort
From $399,990
Midhurst Valley Midhurst
From the $600s
Clarehaven Estates Claremont
From $2M
Courts of King's Bay Near Port Perry
From $1,739,900
Clarehaven Estates
$2,709,650 – $2,880,290
Allegro
$2,499,900 – $4,789,900
Buying a Geranium pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers usually register for a project, receive access to pricing and plans, then sign an agreement of purchase and sale and pay deposits in stages. Many homes involve an occupancy or closing date set well in the future; for condos, an interim occupancy period may come before final closing, when title transfers.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condos carry a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This does not apply to freehold houses, which make up most of Geranium's listed projects, so freehold buyers should have their agreement reviewed before signing.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases typically let a buyer secure a home with a staged deposit schedule well before completion, spreading the capital commitment over time. That structure carries risk as well: values, rents and interest rates can change between signing and closing, and nothing about it guarantees a return.
With Geranium's projects, look at the home type and location. Most listings are single-family homes in suburban, small-town and resort areas, which may have different rental demand from urban condos. Compare how many homes are being released, how nearby supply is absorbing, expected closing dates, total closing costs, and whether a resort or seasonal location suits your plans. Review the agreement with a real estate lawyer.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers should plan for staged deposits, usually due at signing and at set intervals, in addition to closing costs. Required amounts vary by project, so confirm the schedule before committing. Ontario and federal first-time buyer programs exist, but eligibility and conditions change, so verify current rules with a lawyer, lender or the government sources.
Registering early can matter because new-home releases often go first to registrants, and pricing, lot choices and floor plans can be more limited later. Registration doesn't obligate you to buy.
Common questions
How many projects does Geranium have on the platform?
Geranium has 13 active projects listed across Ontario, in cities including Scarborough, Pickering, Aurora, Port Perry and Innisfil.
What types of homes does Geranium build?
The listed projects include nine single-family homes, one townhome and one condo. Single-family homes make up the majority.
Where is Geranium building?
Scarborough, Kawartha Lakes, Port Perry, Pickering, Innisfil, the Township of Lake of Bays, Stouffville, Aurora and Springwater (Midhurst).
Which Geranium projects can I look at?
Examples include Twelve On The Ravine, Courts of King's Bay Near Port Perry, Courts of Canterbury Port Perry, Clarehaven Estates Claremont, Edgewood and Friday Harbour Resort.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying a Geranium home?
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses.
How much deposit is required?
Deposits are paid in stages and differ by project. Check the specific project's deposit schedule and your agreement before committing.
Is Geranium good for investors?
That depends on the project, location and your goals. Evaluate local supply, rental demand, closing costs and timelines; no return is guaranteed.
Should I register for a project early?
Registering often gives early access to pricing, plans and releases, and doesn't commit you to buy.