Remington Group
5 active developments by Remington Group across Vaughan, Georgetown (Halton Hills), Markham.
Remington Group currently has 5 active projects on the platform, spread across three Ontario markets: Georgetown (Halton Hills), Markham and Vaughan. The listings include a mix of condominiums and low-rise housing, so buyers can compare high-rise living with a single-family option in the same builder portfolio.
By home type, the current mix is two condo projects and one single-family project. Sample projects include Juniper Gate, Downtown, Burbank Estates, and Gallery Towers - Tower D and Tower E. Gallery Towers is offered as separate towers, which lets buyers look at the same address across more than one building.
Because the projects sit in different parts of the Greater Toronto Area, location is the main thing that sets them apart. Georgetown is a smaller community within Halton Hills, while Markham and Vaughan are larger, more urban York Region markets. Check each project page for current pricing, floor plans and occupancy timing.
Burbank Estates
From $3.8M
Juniper Gate
From $899,990
Downtown
Gallery Towers - Tower E
$661,990 – $1,229,990
Gallery Towers - Tower D
$678,990 – $961,990
Buying a Remington Group pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register interest, receive early access to available units, choose a suite or home, and sign an agreement of purchase and sale. Deposits are then paid in installments. For condos, there is usually interim occupancy before the building is registered, followed by final closing when title transfers.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condos carry a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This does not apply to freehold houses, so buyers of single-family homes should have their lawyer review the agreement before signing.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases typically use a staged deposit schedule, so a buyer secures a unit now and pays the balance over time until closing. That structure spreads out the cash required, but it also means your money is committed for the full construction period, and market conditions at closing may differ from those at signing.
When evaluating a Remington Group project, look at the home type, the surrounding supply of new units, likely rental demand in that city, and the carrying costs such as maintenance fees and taxes on a condo. Compare the Markham and Vaughan condo options with the Georgetown low-rise offering, and review the disclosure documents carefully. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns.
For first-time buyers
Pre-construction usually requires a deposit paid in stages, often a portion at signing and further amounts at set dates. The total varies by project, so confirm the schedule on the project page or with the sales team. Ontario first-time buyers may qualify for programs such as the federal First Home Savings Account or land transfer tax rebates, but eligibility rules apply and you should verify the current details.
Registering early generally gives first access to floor plans and pricing before wider release, when the choice of units is greatest. It also gives you time to arrange mortgage pre-approval and review the agreement with a lawyer.
Common questions
How many Remington Group projects are listed?
There are 5 active Remington Group projects on the platform, located in Georgetown (Halton Hills), Markham and Vaughan.
What types of homes is Remington Group building?
The current listings include two condo projects and one single-family project. Sample projects are Juniper Gate, Downtown, Burbank Estates and Gallery Towers.
Where is Remington Group building in Ontario?
Current projects are in Georgetown (Halton Hills), Markham and Vaughan.
What is Gallery Towers?
Gallery Towers is a condo development with listings for Tower D and Tower E. See each tower's page for pricing, layouts and timing.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying a pre-construction condo?
Yes. Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses.
How much deposit is required?
Deposits are paid in stages and vary by project. Check the project page or ask the sales team for the exact schedule.
Are Remington Group homes good for investors?
That depends on the project, location, price and your costs. Evaluate local supply, rental demand and carrying costs, and don't rely on projected appreciation.
What is the difference between interim occupancy and final closing?
For condos, interim occupancy lets you move in before the building is registered, usually with monthly occupancy fees. Final closing is when title transfers and you pay the balance.