5 active developments by SmartLiving across Ottawa, Vaughan, Mississauga.
SmartLiving currently has 3 active pre-construction projects on the platform, located in Mississauga and Vaughan, Ontario. The lineup includes 2 condo developments and 1 townhome project, giving buyers a mix of low-rise and high-rise options across the Greater Toronto Area.
Among the builder's current offerings are 1225 Dundas Street East Townhomes in Mississauga and Park Place, part of the SmartVMC (Vaughan Metropolitan Centre) community in Vaughan. SmartVMC is positioned as a transit-connected, mixed-use area, which is a factor buyers often weigh alongside unit type and price when comparing condo projects in that node.
Buyers looking at SmartLiving's projects can expect the standard pre-construction process used across Ontario: reservation, agreement of purchase and sale, staged deposits, and a defined path to occupancy or closing. Because the current project mix spans both condos and a townhome, the applicable buyer protections differ depending on the home type selected.
Buying pre-construction from SmartLiving starts with registering interest in a specific project, such as one of the Mississauga or Vaughan developments listed above, to get access to floor plans and pricing when they're released. Once a unit is selected, the buyer signs an agreement of purchase and sale and pays a deposit according to the schedule set for that project, followed by construction, interim occupancy (for condos) or a final closing date (for townhomes).
For condo purchases specifically, Ontario law provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, allowing the buyer to cancel the agreement within that window. This protection applies to the condo projects in SmartLiving's current lineup but does not apply to the freehold townhome project, since the rule is specific to condominiums.
Pre-construction purchases with SmartLiving, like other Ontario builders, typically involve a deposit structure spread over time rather than a single lump-sum payment, which lets a buyer secure a unit in a project such as Park Place well ahead of occupancy. For investors evaluating SmartLiving's Mississauga and Vaughan projects, relevant factors include the surrounding supply of comparable condos and townhomes, local rental demand, proximity to transit (a noted feature of the SmartVMC area), and the mix of unit types being released in each project.
Before committing, investors should review the specific deposit schedule, occupancy timeline, and closing costs outlined in the agreement of purchase and sale for the individual project, since these terms vary by development. No specific appreciation or rental return should be assumed based on location alone.
SmartLiving currently has active pre-construction projects in Mississauga and Vaughan, Ontario.
The current lineup includes 2 condo projects and 1 townhome project across the two cities.
Park Place is a SmartLiving condo project located in SmartVMC, the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre area, marketed as part of a transit-connected, mixed-use community.
Yes. Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condo purchases under the Condominium Act. This does not apply to freehold townhomes.

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Buying a first pre-construction home from SmartLiving works the same way it does with other Ontario builders: a minimum deposit is required at signing, with additional deposit installments due at set intervals before occupancy or closing. First-time buyers should research whether they qualify for established federal or provincial incentive programs, since eligibility and details are set by the government rather than the builder.
Registering early for a project like 1225 Dundas Street East Townhomes or Park Place can matter because units, floor plans, and price points are often released in phases, and earlier registrants typically get first access to a given release before it's opened more broadly.
No. The 10-day rescission period under the Condominium Act applies only to condo purchases, not to freehold townhomes like 1225 Dundas Street East Townhomes.
There are 3 active SmartLiving projects listed on the platform at this time.
SmartLiving's projects are located in established GTA cities with transit and mixed-use features noted in some developments, such as SmartVMC, but any investment decision should be based on individual research into supply, rental demand, and project-specific terms rather than assumptions about the builder.
As with other Ontario builders, deposits are typically staged over time as set out in the agreement of purchase and sale, with specific amounts and timing varying by project.