8 active developments by Greenpark Group across Vaughan, King, Mississauga, Burlington and more.
Greenpark Group is currently building across several Ontario communities, with 8 active projects listed on the platform. Their footprint spans Mississauga, Georgina, Burlington, Oshawa, King, and Vaughan, covering a mix of established suburban centres and growing communities in the Greater Toronto Area.
The current lineup reflects a range of home types: 5 single-family projects, 1 townhome project, and 2 condo developments. That mix means buyers can find everything from detached houses to condominium suites depending on the community and their priorities. Sample projects include Novella, Georgina View, Taywood Estates, Palmetto, Triple Crown Estates, and Arbourwoods.
For buyers comparing new construction in Ontario, Greenpark's spread across multiple municipalities and home types offers options at different points along the market. Each project sits in its own community with its own pricing, timelines, and available floor plans, so it's worth reviewing the specific development that fits your location and home-type needs.

$594,900 – $917,900
$949,900 – $1,118,900
$2,870,900 – $2,945,900
Buying pre-construction from Greenpark generally starts with registering interest in a specific community — Novella, Georgina View, Taywood Estates and the others each have their own timeline. Registered buyers often get first access to available units and floor plans, followed by signing a purchase agreement and paying a deposit in staged instalments over the construction period. For condo projects there may be an interim occupancy period, where you move in and pay occupancy fees before the building registers and you take final ownership at closing; single-family and townhome purchases typically close directly once the home is complete.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, giving condo buyers 10 days after signing (or receiving the disclosure statement) to cancel the agreement. This protection applies to condos only — it does not apply to freehold houses, which make up most of Greenpark's current single-family and townhome projects.
Pre-construction purchases let a buyer secure a specific unit or home today and pay through a staged deposit schedule while the project is built, rather than financing the full purchase price up front. With Greenpark's current mix — single-family homes, a townhome project, and condos across Mississauga, Georgina, Burlington, Oshawa, King, and Vaughan — the home type and location you choose will shape rental demand and how the unit fits your plans.
Before buying, evaluate the fundamentals for the specific community: local supply and how quickly comparable homes are absorbed, rental demand near the site, and how the home type suits the area. Condos, townhomes, and single-family homes each behave differently in different markets, so review the individual project rather than relying on a builder-wide assumption. Read the purchase agreement carefully, including the deposit schedule, closing structure, and any occupancy terms.
Greenpark Group currently has 8 active projects on the platform, spread across Mississauga, Georgina, Burlington, Oshawa, King, and Vaughan. These communities are all within the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding regions.
The current lineup includes 5 single-family projects, 1 townhome project, and 2 condo developments. That gives buyers a choice between detached houses, townhomes, and condominium suites depending on the community.
Sample projects on the platform include Novella, Georgina View, Taywood Estates, Palmetto, Triple Crown Estates, and Arbourwoods. Each is located in one of the Ontario communities where Greenpark is building.
Deposits for pre-construction homes are typically paid in stages over the construction period rather than as a single payment. The exact amount and schedule vary by project, so confirm the terms for the specific community you're considering.
First-time buyers considering a Greenpark home should plan for a deposit paid in stages during construction, which is standard for pre-construction in Ontario and differs from the single down payment on a resale purchase. The exact deposit amount and schedule vary by project, so confirm the terms for the specific community you're interested in.
Ontario offers well-known first-time buyer supports, such as the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for eligible first-time purchasers, and the City of Toronto has its own municipal land transfer tax rules — though Greenpark's listed communities here are outside Toronto. Registering early on a project can matter because it can mean earlier access to available floor plans and units before broader release. Check current program details and eligibility with an official source, since amounts and rules can change.
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act. This applies to Greenpark's condo projects but not to freehold houses, which include most of their single-family and townhome homes.
That depends on the specific project, home type, and community. Investors should evaluate local supply and absorption, rental demand near the site, and how the home type fits the area before buying, rather than relying on a builder-wide assumption.
Registering interest in a specific community is the usual first step. Registered buyers often get earlier access to available floor plans and units before broader public release.
Condo purchases may involve an interim occupancy period before final closing and carry the 10-day condo cooling-off protection. Single-family and townhome purchases typically close directly once the home is complete and do not have that condo-specific rescission period.