Toronto
Pinnacle One Yonge
From $799,900
6 active developments by Pinnacle International across Old Toronto, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Toronto and more.
Pinnacle International is building across the Greater Toronto Area, with six active pre-construction projects on the platform spread through Mississauga, Old Toronto, Toronto, Scarborough and Etobicoke. Every one of these is a condominium development, so buyers looking at this builder are shopping for apartment-style suites rather than freehold houses or towns.
The current lineup includes waterfront and downtown addresses as well as suburban options. Named projects include Gemma, Pinnacle One Yonge and Pinnacle One Yonge – Prestige near Toronto's central waterfront, Pinnacle Toronto East (East Tower and West Tower) in Scarborough, Cypress at Pinnacle Etobicoke, and PJ.
What makes browsing this builder distinct is the geographic spread: the same developer's projects give you a way to compare central Toronto high-rise living against Mississauga and Etobicoke locations, all within a single condo-focused catalogue. Because these are pre-construction, availability, pricing and floor plans move as each project releases, so it's worth checking the individual project pages for current details.
$799,900 – $3,254,900
$832,900 – $7,000,000
$500,900 – $893,900
Buying a Pinnacle International condo before it's built generally starts with registering your interest in a specific project. Registered buyers are typically the first to see floor plans and pricing when a release opens. Once you choose a suite, you sign an agreement of purchase and sale and pay your deposit in instalments across the construction period. As the building nears completion, condo buyers often move through an interim occupancy phase — living in or taking possession of the unit before the building formally registers — followed by final closing, when title transfers and your mortgage begins.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominium purchases come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. This protection applies to condos — which is what all six of these projects are — and does not apply to freehold houses. Use that window to review the disclosure documents and have your lawyer look over the agreement.
Pre-construction condos work on a staged deposit structure, which means a buyer can put an agreement in place today and pay the deposit in instalments over the construction timeline rather than all at once. That structure is the core reason investors look at pre-construction: it lets you commit to a specific unit early in its lifecycle. With Pinnacle International's projects concentrated in the GTA — central Toronto, Scarborough, Etobicoke and Mississauga — location, transit access and local rental demand differ meaningfully from one project to the next, so they're worth evaluating individually.
Before buying, look at the fundamentals that actually drive a condo purchase: the specific neighbourhood's rental demand and vacancy, how much competing new supply is coming to market nearby, expected occupancy and closing timelines, maintenance fees, and your own carrying costs. All six of these are condos, so consider how the unit type and building amenities fit the tenant or resale pool in that area. Nothing here is a promise of appreciation or return — treat any projection cautiously and do your own diligence.
There are currently six active Pinnacle International pre-construction projects on the platform. They are spread across Mississauga, Old Toronto, Toronto, Scarborough and Etobicoke.
All six current projects are condominiums, so you're looking at apartment-style suites rather than freehold houses or towns. If you want a condo in the GTA, this builder's catalogue is focused entirely on that home type.
Their current projects are located in Mississauga, Old Toronto, Toronto, Scarborough and Etobicoke — all within the Greater Toronto Area. This gives buyers a mix of downtown, waterfront and suburban options from a single developer.
Named projects include Gemma, Pinnacle One Yonge and Pinnacle One Yonge – Prestige, Pinnacle Toronto East (East Tower and West Tower), Cypress at Pinnacle Etobicoke, and PJ. Check each project's page for current pricing, floor plans and availability.
For a first-time buyer, the main thing to understand is that pre-construction condos are usually bought with a deposit paid in stages during construction, not a single large lump sum up front, which can make the entry point more manageable to plan for than a resale purchase. Since all of Pinnacle International's current projects are condos, you'll also want to budget for monthly maintenance fees on top of your mortgage once the building is occupied.
In Ontario, first-time buyers may be eligible for well-known provincial and federal supports such as the Land Transfer Tax refund for first-time buyers and the federal First-Time Home Buyers' programs — check current eligibility and amounts directly, as they change. Registering early on a project can matter because pre-construction releases often give registered buyers first access to floor plans and pricing before wider public availability.
Yes. In Ontario, new and pre-construction condos come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. This applies to condos but not to freehold houses.
Pre-construction condos are generally purchased with a deposit paid in stages over the construction timeline rather than in one payment. The exact schedule is set out in each project's agreement of purchase and sale.
That depends on the specific project and your own goals. Because the projects sit in different GTA locations, factors like rental demand, competing supply, maintenance fees and timelines vary by building — evaluate each one on its own merits, and don't rely on any assumption of appreciation.
Interim occupancy is a phase where a condo buyer can take possession of the unit before the building is formally registered and final closing happens. During this period you typically pay an occupancy fee, and your mortgage begins at final closing when title transfers.
Yes. First-time buyers in Ontario may qualify for supports like the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund and federal first-time buyer programs — confirm current eligibility directly. Registering early on a project can help you get first access to pricing and floor plans.
