Mattamy Homes
18 active developments by Mattamy Homes across Waterloo, Brampton, Pickering, Milton and more.
Mattamy Homes is currently building 13 active projects on this platform across the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding communities. Their footprint spans Old Toronto, Mississauga, Milton, Pickering, Markham, Brampton, Whitby, Caledon and Oakville, giving buyers a range of locations from established urban neighbourhoods to growing suburban communities.
The home-type mix leans toward townhomes, with 8 townhome projects, alongside 4 condo developments and 1 single-family project. That balance means buyers can compare lower-maintenance condo living against townhome and detached options depending on where they want to be and what stage of life they're at.
Current and recent projects include Westbend Residences, The Nine, Hawthorne East Village, Seaton Whitevale, Seaton Mulberry and Springwater. With activity concentrated across several GTA municipalities, Mattamy's presence here covers a broad spread of price points and home styles under a single builder.
Laurel Creek
Mount Pleasant West
Bloom Park Seaton
Hawthorne on Trafalgar
Mile & Creek - Building E
$382,990 – $657,990
Mile & Creek - Building D
$511,990 – $557,990
Ellis Lane
$944,990 – $1,473,990
Upper Joshua Creek
$842,469 – $1,704,470
Ashburn Hills
From $700,876
Union Mount Pleasant
$837,990 – $837,990
Mile and Creek - Phase 3
From the $500s
Hawthorne East Village
From $719,990
Seaton Whitevale
$819,990 – $1,224,990
Springwater
$1,214,990 – $1,984,990
Seaton Mulberry
$1,379,990 – $1,559,490
Westbend Residences
$475,990 – $1,055,990
Hawthorne East Village
$676,097 – $1,194,990
The Nine
$892,990 – $1,002,990
Buying a Mattamy Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buying pre-construction from Mattamy in Ontario usually starts with registering interest in a specific project, which can provide first access to pricing and floor plans when a release opens. After signing, buyers typically pay a deposit in staged instalments through construction. For condos, there may be an interim occupancy period — when you move in or take possession before the building formally registers — followed by final closing, whereas freehold townhomes and detached homes generally close once construction is complete.
For new or pre-construction condominiums in Ontario, buyers have a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the purchase. This protection applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses, so it would cover Mattamy's condo projects but not its freehold townhome or single-family purchases.
For investors: what to evaluate
Buying pre-construction from a builder like Mattamy generally lets an investor secure a unit today with a staged deposit rather than the full purchase price up front, controlling the home over the construction timeline until closing. Because Mattamy's active projects span both condos and townhomes across multiple GTA municipalities, an investor can weigh different home types and locations against their own goals.
Before committing, it's worth evaluating local factors: new-supply and absorption in the specific city, rental demand near the project, and how the home type fits the surrounding market. Suburban townhomes in a community like Milton or Pickering serve a different rental and resale profile than a Toronto condo, so the fundamentals should be assessed project by project rather than assumed across the builder.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers considering a Mattamy pre-construction home should plan for a deposit paid in instalments over the construction period rather than a single lump sum, though exact amounts and schedules vary by project. In Ontario, well-known supports such as the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive-era programs and land transfer tax rebates (including Toronto's municipal rebate) may apply depending on eligibility and the property — confirm current details with the builder and your lawyer, as programs and amounts change.
Registering early with a project can matter because pre-construction releases are often limited and first access to floor plans and pricing typically goes to registered buyers. With Mattamy running projects across several GTA cities, early registration helps you compare options as they come to market.
Common questions
How many projects does Mattamy Homes have on this platform?
Mattamy Homes currently has 13 active projects listed on this platform. They are spread across several Greater Toronto Area municipalities.
Which cities is Mattamy Homes building in?
Mattamy's active projects are located in Old Toronto, Mississauga, Milton, Pickering, Markham, Brampton, Whitby, Caledon and Oakville. This covers both urban Toronto neighbourhoods and growing suburban communities.
What types of homes does Mattamy Homes offer here?
The current mix includes 8 townhome projects, 4 condo projects and 1 single-family project. This gives buyers a choice between lower-maintenance condos and townhome or detached options.
What are some Mattamy Homes projects I can look at?
Current and recent projects include Westbend Residences, The Nine, Hawthorne East Village, Seaton Whitevale, Seaton Mulberry and Springwater. You can browse each project's page for location and home-type details.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying a Mattamy condo?
Yes. Under Ontario's Condominium Act, buyers of new or pre-construction condos get a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period during which the purchase can be cancelled. This applies to condo purchases only, not freehold houses.
Does the cooling-off period apply to Mattamy townhomes and detached homes?
Not if they are freehold. The 10-day rescission period under the Condominium Act applies to condominiums only and does not apply to freehold houses, which would include Mattamy's freehold townhome and single-family purchases.
How do deposits work for Mattamy pre-construction homes?
Pre-construction deposits are generally paid in staged instalments over the construction period rather than all at once. The exact schedule and amounts vary by project, so check the details for the specific development.
Is Mattamy Homes a good option for investors?
Mattamy's active projects span condos and townhomes across multiple GTA cities, giving investors different home types and locations to evaluate. Before buying, assess local supply, absorption and rental demand for the specific project, since suburban townhomes and Toronto condos serve different markets.
Why should I register early for a Mattamy project?
Pre-construction releases are often limited, and registered buyers typically get first access to floor plans and pricing. Registering early helps you compare Mattamy's options across the GTA as they come to market.