Langham Developments
4 active developments by Langham Developments across Edmonton.
Langham Developments currently has 6 active projects listed on this platform, all in Edmonton, Alberta. Every one of them is a condo, so buyers looking at this builder are choosing among condominium towers and buildings rather than a mix of townhomes or single-family homes.
The projects listed are Omega, Fox Towers, Icon Towers, Falcon Towers, Falcon One and Falcon One - Now Renting. The Falcon name appears across three of them, and Falcon One appears twice: once as a project and once as a rental listing. Buyers should check each page to see which is for sale and which is leasing.
Because the portfolio sits in a single city, comparing the projects is straightforward. You can look at each one's location, floor plans, pricing and timeline within the same Edmonton market. Current details for each project are on its individual page.
Buying a Langham Developments pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register interest in a project, receive pricing and floor plans, and select a unit when it is released. After signing the purchase agreement, deposits are paid in installments on a set schedule. Read the agreement carefully, including the disclosure documents, and have a lawyer review it before signing.
For condos, there is often an interim occupancy period once the unit is physically ready but before the title is registered, followed by final closing when the balance is due. Protections for buyers depend on the terms of the contract and Alberta's rules for new-home purchases, so confirm the specifics with a real estate lawyer.
For investors: what to evaluate
Buying pre-construction generally means committing to a unit through a staged deposit schedule well before the building is complete. That lets a buyer secure a specific unit at today's contract price while payments are spread over the construction period. It also means capital is tied up and the final value at completion is not known in advance. No outcome is guaranteed.
With Langham's projects all being Edmonton condos, the local factors are the same across the portfolio: how many comparable condo units are being completed nearby, how quickly they are absorbed, and rental demand in each building's area. Also compare the Falcon One rental listing against purchase pricing in the area. Review the deposit schedule, estimated completion, strata or condo fees, and the unit mix before deciding.
For first-time buyers
Pre-construction condos usually require a deposit paid in stages rather than a single payment, so the cash needed upfront is spread over time, but you still need funds for closing costs and the balance on completion. Confirm the exact schedule in the purchase agreement for each project.
Incentives and rebates for first-time buyers vary by program and change over time, so check current federal and Alberta eligibility rules and speak with a lender or advisor. Registering early on a project can give you access to floor plans and pricing before wider release, when the choice of units is largest.
Common questions
Where does Langham Developments build?
On this platform, all 6 of their active projects are in Edmonton, Alberta.
What types of homes does Langham Developments offer?
All 6 listed projects are condos.
Which Langham Developments projects are available?
Listed projects are Omega, Fox Towers, Icon Towers, Falcon Towers, Falcon One and Falcon One - Now Renting.
Is there a rental option?
Falcon One - Now Renting is listed as a rental project. Check its page for current availability and terms.
How much is the deposit?
Deposit amounts and schedules vary by project and are set out in each purchase agreement. Pre-construction deposits are usually paid in stages.
Is buying a Langham condo good for investors?
It depends on your goals and the specific building. Evaluate Edmonton condo supply, rental demand, fees, deposit structure and completion timing. Returns are not guaranteed.
Should I register early?
Registering can give you early access to pricing and floor plans, often before a wider release, when unit selection is broadest.
Should I get legal advice before buying?
Yes. A real estate lawyer can review the purchase agreement and explain your protections and obligations before you sign.