4 active developments by ICON Homes across Oshawa, Whitby, North York, Pickering.
ICON Homes is building across the Greater Toronto Area, with four active pre-construction projects on the platform in Pickering, North York, Oshawa and Whitby. The current lineup leans toward townhomes, with three townhome communities and one single-family project.
Sample projects include Park District Towns, 180 Towns, Harmony District and N.E.W District — a mix that reflects the builder's focus on townhome living across established and growing Ontario communities east and north of Toronto.
For buyers comparing new-construction options in the GTA, ICON Homes offers a way to look at townhome-heavy communities in several municipalities at once, from Pickering and Whitby along the eastern corridor to North York within the city.


$1,319,990 – $1,469,990
Buying pre-construction from ICON Homes generally starts with registration, which puts you in line for first access to pricing and available units when a project releases. From there, you sign a purchase agreement and pay deposits in stages tied to the build schedule. Depending on the home type and project, there may be a gap between when a home is ready to occupy and when the sale finally closes and title transfers.
For buyer protection, Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act, giving condo buyers time to review the agreement and disclosure documents after signing. Note that this cooling-off period applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses, so confirm whether a given ICON Homes project — such as a freehold townhome or single-family home — falls under that protection before you rely on it.
Pre-construction purchases let a buyer secure a home at today's terms and pay staged deposits over the build period rather than the full price up front, which is one reason some buyers look at new construction as a longer-horizon decision. With ICON Homes' current projects concentrated in townhomes across Pickering, North York, Oshawa and Whitby, the relevant factors to weigh differ by market — local supply and how quickly new units are absorbed, rental demand in each municipality, and how a townhome fits the housing mix in that area.
Before buying, evaluate the specific project's location, home type and deposit schedule, and consider how the surrounding community and transit access line up with your goals. Nothing about pre-construction guarantees a particular outcome, so treat each project on its own merits and confirm the details in the purchase agreement.
ICON Homes has four active projects on the platform, located in Pickering, North York, Oshawa and Whitby. These communities are spread across the Greater Toronto Area, east and north of downtown Toronto.
The current lineup includes three townhome projects and one single-family project. Townhomes make up most of ICON Homes' present pre-construction offering across these Ontario cities.
Sample projects include Park District Towns, 180 Towns, Harmony District and N.E.W District. Each is a pre-construction community within the builder's current Ontario lineup.
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act. This applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses, so confirm the home type for the specific project before relying on it.

$629,900 – $869,900
First-time buyers should know that pre-construction homes are typically bought with staged deposits paid over the build timeline rather than a single lump sum, which can make the up-front commitment more manageable than a resale purchase. Ontario also has well-known first-time buyer supports such as the provincial and Toronto land transfer tax rebates and the federal Home Buyers' Plan — confirm current eligibility and amounts directly, since these change over time.
Registering early on a project like one of ICON Homes' communities in Pickering, North York, Oshawa or Whitby can matter because pre-construction releases and floor-plan availability are often offered to registered and early buyers first. Early access doesn't obligate you to buy, but it can give you more choice among home types and pricing tiers.
Pre-construction homes are typically bought with staged deposits paid over the build timeline rather than one lump sum. The exact schedule is set out in the purchase agreement for each project, so review those terms carefully.
Pre-construction lets a buyer control a home with staged deposits over the build period, but outcomes depend on local factors like supply, absorption and rental demand in each city. Evaluate each project on its own merits and confirm the details before buying — no return is guaranteed.
Registration often gives you first access to pricing and available units when a project releases. Registering early can mean more choice among floor plans and home types, without obligating you to purchase.
With some pre-construction homes, there can be a period where the home is ready to occupy before the sale legally closes and title transfers. Whether this applies depends on the project and home type, so check the terms in your agreement.