Laurier Homes
3 active developments by Laurier Homes across Richmond Hill, Caledon.
Laurier Homes currently has three active projects on our platform, located in Richmond Hill and Caledon, Ontario. All three are townhome offerings, so this builder's current presence is focused on one home type rather than a mix of condos, singles and towns.
The projects listed are High Point Place, Caledon Trails and HighPoint. Richmond Hill is a established York Region market north of Toronto, while Caledon sits in Peel Region and offers a different setting from the more urban GTA communities. Buyers comparing the two can look at the same builder's product in two distinct locations.
We don't have pricing ranges, unit counts or completion dates summarized for this hub, so check each project page for current availability, floor plans and pricing. Details can change as phases are released.
HighPoint
From $634,990
High Point Place
$999,900 – $1,244,900
Caledon Trails
$749,900 – $1,439,900
Buying a Laurier Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register their interest first, which can give early access to plans and pricing. After choosing a home, you sign an agreement of purchase and sale and pay deposits on a set schedule. Later you may move in under interim occupancy, paying monthly occupancy fees, before final closing when title transfers and the balance is due.
In Ontario, a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period applies to new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses. Since the current Laurier Homes projects here are townhomes, confirm whether that rule applies to your specific purchase, and have a lawyer review the agreement.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases let a buyer secure a home now and pay a deposit in stages over the build period, with the balance due at closing. That structure can mean a long gap between signing and occupancy, so it's worth confirming the timeline and what happens if it shifts.
When evaluating Laurier Homes projects, consider local rental demand in Richmond Hill and Caledon, how many comparable townhomes are being offered nearby, and how quickly they sell. Townhomes are typically freehold or similar ground-related homes, which affects carrying costs and resale. No outcome is guaranteed, and prices can go down as well as up. Review the agreement and consult a lawyer and financial adviser before buying.
For first-time buyers
Deposits on pre-construction homes are usually paid in installments, so you need enough savings for those payments and for closing costs, not only the down payment at signing. Ask the sales team for the exact deposit schedule on each project.
Ontario and federal first-time buyer programs, such as the federal First Home Savings Account and the Home Buyers' Plan, may help with saving, but eligibility rules apply, so confirm current details. Registering early can give you first access to floor plans and pricing before wider release.
Common questions
Where is Laurier Homes building?
On our platform, Laurier Homes has active projects in Richmond Hill and Caledon, Ontario.
How many Laurier Homes projects are available?
There are three active projects: High Point Place, Caledon Trails and HighPoint.
What types of homes does Laurier Homes offer?
The three current projects are all townhomes.
What is the starting price?
We haven't summarized a price range for this builder here. Pricing is listed on each project page and can change by release.
Is there a cooling-off period in Ontario?
Ontario has a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses, so it may not cover townhomes that are freehold.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposits are usually paid in stages as set out in the agreement. The amounts vary by project, so ask the builder for the exact schedule.
Are these good for investors?
That depends on your goals and the numbers. Consider rental demand, nearby supply, carrying costs and closing timelines, and remember returns aren't guaranteed.
Why register early?
Registration often gives early access to floor plans and pricing before public release, which can widen your choice of homes.