3 active developments by Medallion Developments across Richmond Hill, Toronto (Scarborough), Oshawa.
Medallion Developments is currently building across the Greater Toronto Area, with three active projects on the platform in Oshawa, Richmond Hill and Toronto's Scarborough area. The mix reflects a focus on family-oriented housing in growing suburban and urban communities.
The current lineup spans two townhome projects and one single-family home development. Sample projects include Tanglewood, Champion's Run and 9940 Sheppard East Towns, giving buyers a range of neighbourhoods and home styles to consider across the region.
For buyers looking at more than one location, having several projects in different GTA municipalities means you can compare townhome and single-family options within a single builder's portfolio.


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Buying a pre-construction home from Medallion Developments in Ontario typically starts with registration, which can give you earlier access to a project's first release. From there you sign a purchase agreement and pay deposits in stages over the construction period. Depending on the home type, you may have an interim occupancy phase before final closing, or move straight to closing on a freehold house.
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. Note that this protection applies to condos and does not apply to freehold houses, so confirm which type of home a given Medallion project is before relying on it.
Buying a Medallion Developments home in pre-construction lets a purchaser secure a unit today through staged deposits, controlling the property over the build period before final closing. With projects spread across Oshawa, Richmond Hill and Scarborough, investors can weigh how each local market performs on factors like housing supply and absorption, rental demand, and commuter access to Toronto.
Before committing, it's worth evaluating the specific home type and location. Townhomes and single-family homes can attract different tenant profiles and carry different costs, so review the deposit schedule, expected occupancy and closing timelines, condo or common-element fees where applicable, and how the surrounding neighbourhood is expected to grow. None of this guarantees a return, so base your decision on your own analysis and professional advice.
Medallion Developments has three active projects on the platform, located in Oshawa, Richmond Hill and Toronto's Scarborough area. All three are within the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario.
The current lineup includes two townhome projects and one single-family home development. This gives buyers a choice between attached townhomes and detached single-family living across different GTA neighbourhoods.
Sample projects include Tanglewood, Champion's Run and 9940 Sheppard East Towns. These span the builder's Oshawa, Richmond Hill and Scarborough communities.
Pre-construction purchases are typically paid through staged deposits over the build period rather than a single upfront payment. The exact amount and schedule depend on the specific project, so confirm the details for the home you're considering.
For first-time buyers, pre-construction with a builder like Medallion Developments usually means putting down a deposit in stages rather than all at once, which can make it easier to plan than a resale purchase. Deposit requirements vary by project, so confirm the exact amount and schedule directly for the home you're considering. In Ontario, well-known supports such as the provincial and federal first-time buyer programs and land transfer tax rebates may apply — check current eligibility and amounts through official sources rather than assuming a figure.
Registering early for a project can matter because it often determines your access to first releases, floor plan choices and pricing before a wider launch. If you're interested in one of Medallion's Oshawa, Richmond Hill or Scarborough communities, signing up ahead of time keeps you in the loop as details are released.
Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act. This protection does not apply to freehold houses, so check which type of home a given project is before relying on it.
Pre-construction lets a buyer secure a unit today with staged deposits and control it over the build period. Whether it suits an investor depends on local factors like supply, rental demand and the specific home type, so evaluate each project carefully and seek professional advice.
Registering early for a project often determines your access to first releases, floor plan choices and initial pricing. Signing up ahead of a launch keeps you informed as project details are released.
Ontario buyers may be eligible for well-known provincial and federal first-time buyer programs and land transfer tax rebates. Eligibility and amounts change, so verify current details through official sources before budgeting.