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6 active developments by Plaza across Old Toronto, Richmond Hill, Mississauga, North York.
Plaza is currently building six pre-construction projects across the Greater Toronto Area, with developments in Mississauga, North York, Old Toronto and Richmond Hill. The lineup spans a mix of home types, giving buyers options depending on the neighbourhood and how they plan to live.
The current mix includes three condominium projects, two townhome communities and one single-family development. Sample projects on the platform include Argyle Towns, Plaza on Yonge, Theatre District Residence, King East Estates, Richcrest of King East Estates and Encore Theatre District.
With projects concentrated in established GTA cities and a range that runs from condos to freehold houses, Plaza's current presence lets buyers compare urban condo living, townhome ownership and detached homes across several markets in one place.
$1,475,000 – $1,475,000
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Buying pre-construction from Plaza generally starts with registering your interest in a project, which can give you earlier access to pricing and floor plans ahead of a wider public release. Once you select a unit, you sign an agreement and pay staged deposits over the construction period. For condos, there's often an interim occupancy phase — where you can move in and pay occupancy fees before the building is registered — followed by final closing, when ownership formally transfers and your mortgage begins. Freehold townhomes and detached houses close differently, without an interim occupancy stage.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condos come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which a buyer can cancel the agreement. Note that this protection applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses, which is relevant given Plaza's mix includes both condo and freehold (townhome and single-family) projects.
Buying pre-construction from a builder like Plaza means putting down a staged deposit to secure a unit at today's price, then completing the purchase when the project is built. That structure lets a buyer control a specific home over the construction timeline rather than paying the full amount upfront. Plaza's current range — condos, townhomes and a single-family project across Mississauga, North York, Old Toronto and Richmond Hill — gives investors different property types and locations to weigh.
Before buying, evaluate the fundamentals that matter locally: the supply of comparable new units in that city, how quickly similar projects are absorbing, rental demand in the surrounding area, and which home type fits your goals. Condos, townhomes and detached houses each carry different carrying costs, deposit structures and tenant profiles, so review the specific project documents and your own financing before committing.
Plaza has six active pre-construction projects on the platform, located across the Greater Toronto Area in Mississauga, North York, Old Toronto and Richmond Hill.
The current lineup includes three condominium projects, two townhome communities and one single-family home development, so buyers can choose among condo, townhome and detached options.
Sample projects include Argyle Towns, Plaza on Yonge, Theatre District Residence, King East Estates, Richcrest of King East Estates and Encore Theatre District.
Pre-construction deposits are typically paid in staged instalments over the construction period rather than all at once, and the total is usually a percentage of the purchase price. The exact deposit structure varies by project, so check the specific agreement for the home you're considering.
First-time buyers looking at Plaza's projects should start by understanding the deposit reality: pre-construction purchases typically require a series of deposit instalments over time rather than a single lump sum, and the total is usually a percentage of the purchase price. Ontario also offers well-known supports such as the provincial Land Transfer Tax refund for eligible first-time buyers (with an additional municipal rebate in Toronto) — confirm current eligibility and amounts before you count on them.
Because Plaza has only six active projects and popular home types and floor plans can be limited, registering early can matter. Early registration often means earlier access to pricing and unit selection before broader release, which is worth doing whether you're set on a specific project or still comparing cities and home types.
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 only — it does not apply to freehold houses such as townhomes or single-family homes.
Plaza's mix of condos, townhomes and a single-family project across four GTA cities gives investors different property types and markets to compare. Before buying, evaluate local supply and absorption, rental demand and the carrying costs of each home type, and review the project documents with your own financial advice.
For condos, interim occupancy lets you move in and pay occupancy fees before the building is legally registered, while final closing is when ownership transfers and your mortgage begins. Freehold townhomes and detached houses close without an interim occupancy stage.
With only six active projects, popular home types and floor plans can sell before wider release. Registering early often gives you earlier access to pricing and unit selection, which helps whether you're set on one project or still comparing options.
