Globizen Group
5 active developments by Globizen Group across Hamilton, Lincoln, Toronto, Old Toronto.
Globizen Group has 6 active projects listed on the platform across Ontario. They are located in Toronto, Old Toronto, Hamilton and Lincoln, which gives the builder a spread across the core of the city and the wider Golden Horseshoe.
The listed mix is small and mostly condominium: 2 condo projects and 1 single-family project are categorized by home type. Sample projects include Mackay Laneway House, Project Bench, Junction House, One Delisle and Corktown. Junction House appears twice in the sample list, so check each listing for its specific details.
Pricing, unit counts, floor plans and timelines vary by project and are not summarized here. Review each project page for current availability, and confirm details directly with the builder before you decide.
Corktown
From $436,900
Project Bench
One Delisle
From $1,150,900
Mackay Laneway House
Junction House
$785,900 – $1,549,800
Buying a Globizen Group pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buying pre-construction typically begins with registering your interest, followed by first access to available units. You choose a unit, sign an agreement of purchase and sale, and pay deposits on a staged schedule. Many condo buyers then take interim occupancy before the building is registered, paying occupancy fees until final closing, when the balance is due and 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, so buyers of single-family homes should have a lawyer review the agreement before signing.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction usually lets a buyer secure a unit by paying a deposit in stages over the build period, rather than the full price upfront. The balance is due at closing, so you are committing to a price well before you know market conditions at completion. No outcome is guaranteed, and values can move either way.
For Globizen Group's projects, compare the home type and location. A condo in Toronto or Old Toronto faces different supply and rental demand than a laneway or single-family home or a project in Hamilton or Lincoln. Before buying, review the deposit schedule, estimated closing date, unit size, expected rent against carrying costs, and nearby new supply.
For first-time buyers
Plan for a deposit that is paid in instalments, often starting at signing, with more due on set dates. The exact amounts and schedule differ by project, so read the agreement closely. Ontario has well-known first-time buyer programs, such as the federal First Home Savings Account and land transfer tax rebates, but eligibility rules apply. Confirm current terms with a lawyer, lender or the government source.
Registering early can give you first access to floor plans and pricing before wider release, when the better unit choices are usually still open. It also gives you time to prepare financing and review documents.
Common questions
How many projects does Globizen Group have on the platform?
Globizen Group has 6 active projects listed, located in Toronto, Old Toronto, Hamilton and Lincoln, Ontario.
What types of homes does Globizen Group build?
The listed projects include 2 condo projects and 1 single-family project by home type. Check each project page for the specific layouts available.
Which Globizen Group projects can I look at?
Sample projects include Mackay Laneway House, Project Bench, Junction House, One Delisle and Corktown.
Which cities is Globizen Group building in?
Toronto, Old Toronto, Hamilton and Lincoln.
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?
Deposits are paid in stages and the amounts depend on the project. Your agreement of purchase and sale will set out the schedule, so confirm it with the builder before signing.
Are Globizen Group projects good for investors?
That depends on the project. Compare location, home type, deposit schedule, closing timeline, expected rent and nearby supply. Nothing is guaranteed, so do your own research and get professional advice.
What is the difference between interim occupancy and final closing?
Interim occupancy lets you move in before the condo is registered, with monthly occupancy fees. Final closing happens after registration, when you pay the balance and take title.