Kleinburg New Square vs. Crown Estates Fabergé: A Comparison

Two Kleinburg projects, two different buyers

Kleinburg, in Vaughan, has more than one new-construction story unfolding right now. Kleinburg/New Kleinburg Square and Kleinburg Crown Estates - Fabergé Collection are both located in the same broader Kleinburg area, but they're built for different budgets, different lot sizes, and different timelines. If you're cross-shopping the two, the decision usually comes down to how much home you need and how soon you need it.

Here's what the publicly available facts show, side by side.

Price and entry point

The gap between these two projects starts with price.

Kleinburg/New Kleinburg Square, from Arista Homes and Fieldgate Homes, is priced from $888,487. That figure reflects a mix of home types, from freehold townhomes up to 30-foot detached homes, so the entry price point gives buyers room to move up within the same project as their budget or space needs grow.

Kleinburg Crown Estates - Fabergé Collection, built by SkyHomes, starts from $2,299,000. This is a single-family estate offering, not a mixed-format community, and the pricing reflects that from the outset.

For a buyer working with a sub-$1 million budget, New Kleinburg Square is the only one of the two that fits. For a buyer with $2 million-plus to deploy and a preference for a larger estate lot, Fabergé Collection is in range; New Kleinburg Square's upper-end 30-foot detached homes won't compete on lot size or square footage at the top of Fabergé's range.

Home type and size

This is where the two projects diverge most clearly.

New Kleinburg Square offers a range of home types under one project: freehold townhomes, semi-detached homes, and 30-foot detached single-family homes. Sizes run from roughly 1,450 sq ft up to 4,230 sq ft. That spread matters if you're not sure yet whether you need a townhome-sized footprint or something closer to a detached family home — the project lets you shop across formats without leaving the community.

Fabergé Collection is narrower and larger: 4- to 5-bedroom single-family estate homes, approximately 3,452 to 7,610 sq ft, each with a 3-car garage. There's no townhome or semi option here. This is built for buyers who already know they want a large-format detached home and garage capacity to match.

If you're downsizing, buying a first home, or want flexibility on unit type, New Kleinburg Square's range is the more practical starting point. If you're looking for an estate-sized home with significant square footage and multi-car parking, Fabergé Collection's format is closer to what you're after — assuming your budget starts north of $2.3 million.

Location

Both projects sit in Vaughan's Kleinburg area, so neighbourhood-level positioning is similar in broad strokes. Specific streets, proximity to Kleinburg's village core, and surrounding amenities aren't detailed in the available project facts, so buyers comparing the two closely should view the full listing on LIQWD for each project to check site plans and exact addresses before assuming they're interchangeable on location.

Builder background

New Kleinburg Square is a joint offering from Arista Homes and Fieldgate Homes, two established builders working together on this community. Fabergé Collection is built by SkyHomes. Builder reputation, warranty programs, and past project delivery are worth researching independently for both, since builder track record often matters as much as the home spec itself for pre-construction buyers.

Timeline: this is the biggest practical difference

If timeline matters to your decision, this comparison isn't close.

New Kleinburg Square has an estimated occupancy window of spring to summer 2027. That's a defined, forward-looking target that buyers can plan around, whether for a move-in date or an investment exit point.

Fabergé Collection's status is more ambiguous. It has previously been reported as under construction as of 2017, and no specific completion date is available in current project facts. Buyers considering this project should treat the timeline as unclear and confirm current construction status and expected occupancy directly, since a project reported as under construction years ago may be well along, delayed, or in a different phase than that date suggests. This is a case where checking the full listing on LIQWD for the latest status update is not optional — it's necessary due diligence.

How to think about the choice

• Budget under $1 million and want format flexibility: New Kleinburg Square's range of townhomes, semis, and 30-foot detached homes, starting from $888,487, is the more accessible entry point.
• Budget over $2.3 million and want a large single-family estate home with a 3-car garage: Fabergé Collection's 3,452–7,610 sq ft homes fit that brief, but confirm current construction status before committing.
• Timeline certainty matters to you: New Kleinburg Square offers a stated occupancy estimate (spring–summer 2027). Fabergé Collection's completion date isn't currently specified, which adds planning risk.
• You want to compare unit types within one community: New Kleinburg Square lets you shop townhome, semi, and detached options together. Fabergé Collection is single-format, single-family estate homes only.

Neither project is a like-for-like substitute for the other — they serve different price points and different home-size expectations within the same general Kleinburg area. The practical next step for either is the same: view the full listing on LIQWD for current pricing, floor plans, and status updates before making a decision, since pre-construction details can shift as projects move through approvals and construction phases.