3 active developments by Times Group Corporation across Richmond Hill, Toronto, Old Toronto.
Times Group Corporation currently has three new-construction projects on the platform across the Greater Toronto Area, in Old Toronto, Richmond Hill and Toronto. The mix spans two condominium developments and one townhome project, giving buyers a choice between condo living and a lower-rise townhome format.
Current projects include Sixty Five Broadway, Skylands and The Chatsworth. These developments cover different parts of the GTA, so the specific home types, layouts and locations vary from one project to the next.
For buyers and investors looking at pre-construction, Times Group's presence here concentrates on established Toronto and York Region locations. Registering early on a project can matter in these markets, since first access to floor plans and pricing is often handled through the project's registration process before broader release.

$852,000 – $852,000


$865,900 – $1,611,900
Buying one of Times Group's pre-construction homes generally starts with registering interest on the project, which is how many buyers get first access to floor plans and pricing. Once you select a unit, you sign a purchase agreement and pay a deposit, typically structured in staged installments during construction rather than all upfront. For condos, there is often an interim occupancy period — when you can move in and pay an occupancy fee before the building formally registers — followed by final closing, when title transfers and the balance is due.
For the two Times Group condominium projects, Ontario's Condominium Act provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period: after signing the agreement for a new or pre-construction condo, a buyer has 10 days to cancel. Note this protection applies to condos and does not apply to freehold houses, so it would not cover a freehold townhome purchase.
Pre-construction can appeal to investors because the deposit is typically paid in stages over the construction period rather than all at once, which lets a buyer commit to a unit while the building is being completed. Times Group's current projects include condos in Old Toronto and Toronto and a townhome, and the right fit depends on your goals: condos and townhomes attract different tenant profiles and carry different ongoing costs, such as condo fees.
Before buying, it's worth evaluating the specifics of each project — the location within the GTA, local rental demand, how much comparable supply is coming to market and expected absorption, and the deposit schedule and closing timeline. Review the disclosure documents and confirm the ongoing carrying costs. This is educational information, not a prediction of returns; no appreciation or rental outcome is guaranteed.
Times Group currently has three projects on the platform in the Greater Toronto Area, located in Old Toronto, Richmond Hill and Toronto.
The current lineup includes two condominium developments and one townhome project, so buyers can choose between condo living and a townhome format depending on the project and location.
Current projects on the platform include Sixty Five Broadway, Skylands and The Chatsworth. Each is in a different part of the GTA, with home types and layouts that vary by project.
Deposit amounts are set by the builder for each project and are usually paid in staged installments over the construction period rather than all at once. Check the deposit schedule in the specific project's documents for exact figures.
Deposit requirements for pre-construction in Ontario are set by each builder and are usually paid in installments across the construction timeline rather than in a single lump sum, so it's important to read the deposit schedule for the specific Times Group project you're considering. Programs such as the federal First-Time Home Buyer Incentive and the Ontario Land Transfer Tax refund for first-time buyers may apply depending on your situation and eligibility — confirm the current rules and amounts before you count on them.
Registering early on a project like Sixty Five Broadway, Skylands or The Chatsworth can help, since first access to available units and pricing is often released to registrants before the wider public. Working with the disclosure package and a lawyer helps you understand exactly what you're committing to.
Yes. Under Ontario's Condominium Act, new and pre-construction condos come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period, so you have 10 days after signing to cancel. This applies to condos but not to freehold houses.
That depends on your goals and the individual project. Pre-construction lets you commit to a unit with staged deposits over time, but you should evaluate the location, local rental demand, incoming supply, ongoing costs like condo fees, and the closing timeline before buying. No return is guaranteed.
For condos, interim occupancy is when you can move in and pay an occupancy fee before the building is formally registered. Final closing happens later, when title transfers to you and the remaining balance is paid.
Registering interest on a project such as Sixty Five Broadway, Skylands or The Chatsworth is typically how buyers get first access to floor plans and pricing, often before the wider public release.