Sundance Homes
5 active developments by Sundance Homes across Midhurst (Springwater), near Barrie, Oshawa, Bradford West Gwillimbury, Midhurst (Springwater) and more.
Sundance Homes currently has 5 active projects on the platform, all in Ontario. The projects are in Midhurst (Springwater) near Barrie, Richmond Hill, Oshawa and Bradford West Gwillimbury, with Midhurst appearing more than once in the list.
The mix leans heavily toward detached homes: four of the five projects are single-family and one is a townhome. Sample projects include the Midhurst community, Oakridge Green, Total Towns community and Bondhead. Pricing and unit details vary by project, so check each listing for current figures.
For buyers, the spread is the main point. The portfolio covers smaller-town settings around Barrie and Simcoe County as well as more urban locations in York and Durham regions, so you can compare different markets within one builder's offering.
Midhurst community
From the $700s
Total Towns community
From $624,990
Bondhead
From $1,235,900
Midhurst
From the $600s
Oakridge Green
$1,999,900 – $2,399,900
Buying a Sundance Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers usually register for a project, get first access to pricing and availability, then sign an agreement of purchase and sale and pay deposits in stages. Many pre-construction buyers take occupancy before final closing, and some projects have an interim period with occupancy payments. The final closing then completes the transfer.
In Ontario, a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period applies to new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses. Most Sundance Homes projects listed here are single-family or townhome, so check the specific agreement for any rights you have.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases typically use staged deposits over a long build period, so a buyer secures a home at an agreed price well before closing. That structure ties up capital and carries risk, since market conditions can change before completion. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns.
When evaluating Sundance Homes projects, look at local supply and how quickly nearby homes sell, rental demand in that specific city, and the home type. Detached homes and townhomes can rent and resell differently. Review the deposit schedule, closing timeline and carrying costs, and have a lawyer read the agreement.
For first-time buyers
Ontario first-time buyers should plan for staged deposits, which are usually larger than a typical resale deposit, plus closing costs. Well-known programs such as the federal First Home Savings Account and the Home Buyers' Plan, and Ontario's land transfer tax rebate for first-time buyers, may apply. Eligibility rules change, so confirm current terms before relying on them.
Registering early can matter because builders often release homes to registrants first, and the best lots or floor plans may go quickly. Registration is generally not a commitment to buy.
Common questions
How many Sundance Homes projects are listed?
There are 5 active Sundance Homes projects on the platform, all in Ontario.
Where is Sundance Homes building?
Projects are in Midhurst (Springwater) near Barrie, Richmond Hill, Oshawa and Bradford West Gwillimbury.
What types of homes does Sundance Homes offer?
Four of the five projects are single-family homes and one is a townhome.
Which Sundance Homes projects can I look at?
Examples include the Midhurst community, Oakridge Green, Total Towns community and Bondhead.
Does the 10-day cooling-off period apply to these homes?
Ontario's 10-day rescission period applies to new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses, so it generally would not cover single-family homes or freehold townhomes.
How much deposit is needed?
Deposits vary by project and are paid in stages. Check each project's deposit schedule and confirm it with your lawyer.
Are these homes good for investors?
It depends on the project, location and your costs. Consider local supply, rental demand and the deposit and closing timeline. Returns are never guaranteed.
Why register early?
Registrants often get first access to pricing and availability before public release, which can help with choice of home.