Thompson Towers vs. 6TEN Condos: Comparing Two Milton Condo Options

Two Milton condos, different stages of the game

If you're cross-shopping condos in Milton, Ontario, Thompson Towers and 6TEN Condos will likely both show up on your list. They're in the same city and both fall under the condo category, but they're at very different points in their lifecycle — one is pre-construction with a near-term occupancy estimate, the other is already built and has been occupied for several years. That difference alone should shape how you think about each one.

Here's an honest side-by-side of what's known about both, based on their current published facts.

Builder and location

Thompson Towers is being developed by Greenpark Group and Treasure Hill, two established names in the Ontario new-construction market, teaming up on this project. It's located in Milton.

6TEN Condos was built by York Trafalgar Homes, also in Milton.

Both projects sit in the same municipality, so if a specific pocket of Milton matters to you — proximity to GO transit, schools, or a particular neighbourhood — you'll want to check each project's exact address on its listing page, since that level of detail isn't broken out here.

Pricing: a meaningful gap

This is one of the clearest differentiators between the two.

• 6TEN Condos starts from $417,900.
• Thompson Towers starts from $464,900.

That's a difference of roughly $47,000 at the entry point. Keep in mind these are starting prices, tied to the smallest or most basic unit types in each building, so your actual price will depend on suite size, layout, and floor. But if entry-level affordability is your primary filter, 6TEN's starting price is lower.

Unit mix and sizes

The two projects offer overlapping but not identical unit types.

Thompson Towers has a broader spread:

• One-bedroom
• One-bedroom plus den
• Two-bedroom
• Two-bedroom plus den
• Three-bedroom suites
• Townhomes

Sizes range from 514 to 1,756 square feet, which is a wide band — enough to cover buyers looking for a compact starter unit as well as those wanting three-bedroom or townhome-style space, which is relatively unusual to find within a condo project.

6TEN Condos offers a narrower range:

• 1-bedroom
• 1-bedroom plus den
• 2-bedroom suites

Sizes run from approximately 611 to 1,234 square feet.

If you need a three-bedroom unit or a townhome layout, Thompson Towers is the only one of the two that offers that option. If you're shopping strictly in the one- or two-bedroom range, both projects have suitable inventory, though 6TEN's smallest unit (611 sq ft) is larger than Thompson Towers' smallest (514 sq ft) — so if a compact, lower-cost unit is the goal, Thompson Towers may have a smaller entry point in square footage even though its starting price is higher.

Timeline: the biggest practical difference

This is where the two projects diverge most.

6TEN Condos was completed in 2020. It's an existing building, not a pre-construction project in the traditional sense — meaning there's no occupancy wait, no construction risk, and you'd be buying a finished, occupied unit rather than a plan.

Thompson Towers has an estimated occupancy of January 2026. As a pre-construction project, it comes with the typical trade-offs of buying ahead of completion: a longer runway before you can move in or rent it out, but also the chance to buy into a newer building at today's pre-construction pricing structure.

For a buyer who wants to move in soon or start generating rental income right away, 6TEN's completed status is a practical advantage. For a buyer comfortable waiting and interested in a newer building with a wider range of unit types, Thompson Towers' 2026 occupancy estimate may fit better.

Status to be aware of

Both projects are currently listed as unpublished in terms of full details like storey count and total unit count, so some information — building height, total number of suites — isn't yet available for either. Buyers should view the full listing on LIQWD for each project to check for updates as more details are released.

How to think about the choice

There's no single right answer here — it comes down to your priorities:

• Want to move in sooner or skip construction risk entirely? 6TEN Condos, being completed since 2020, removes the occupancy wait.
• Want a lower entry price? 6TEN's $417,900 starting point is below Thompson Towers' $464,900.
• Need a three-bedroom or townhome layout? Thompson Towers is the only one of the two offering that unit mix.
• Comfortable with a 2026 occupancy timeline in exchange for a newer building and broader size range? Thompson Towers fits that profile.

Both projects are based in Milton, so the geographic decision may come down to the finer points of each address rather than the city itself. Review the full listing on LIQWD for Thompson Towers and 6TEN Condos to compare floor plans, current pricing, and any updates to status as they're published.