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13 active developments in King, Ontario — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
King, Ontario currently has 13 active new-construction developments listed on the platform, with starting prices ranging from $599,990 to $4,000,000. The mix leans toward lower-density housing: seven single-family projects, five townhome projects, and one condo project. That range means the market covers everything from an entry townhome to large estate-style homes at the top end.
Several established builders are active here, including Sunny Communities, Zancor Homes, Greenpark Group, Uniq Communities, Treasure Hill, Tercot Communities, Fifth Avenue Homes, and Fernbrook Homes. Current and sample communities include The Townmanors of Brownsville, King Terraces, Triple Crown Estates, Estates at King's Creek, Eversley Estates, and Nobleton South.
What distinguishes King from many nearby markets is the heavy weight toward freehold houses rather than condo towers. With only one condo project against 12 townhome and single-family projects, most buyers here are looking at freehold ownership, which changes how deposits, closings, and buyer protections work compared with a condo-dominated market.
Treasure Hill
$3,199,900 – $4,064,900
Camcos Living
$1,053,990 – $1,399,990
Buying pre-construction in King typically starts with registering for a community to get early access, followed by a first-access or launch phase where you select a unit and sign a purchase agreement with a staged deposit paid over time. For condo projects there is often an interim occupancy period — where you occupy and pay occupancy fees before the building registers — followed by final closing; freehold houses generally move straight to closing on completion.
The key buyer-protection rule to know: in Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums carry a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. This applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses — which is most of the King market — so read freehold agreements carefully, since there is no equivalent statutory rescission window.
Pre-construction lets a buyer put down a staged deposit and enter a purchase agreement well before a home is finished, effectively controlling a specific unit over the build period rather than paying the full price up front. For investors evaluating King, the freehold-heavy mix here matters: single-family homes and townhomes behave differently from condos on rental demand, carrying costs, and resale pool, and this market has just one condo project against 12 lower-density projects.
Before buying, it's worth assessing the supply pipeline and how quickly comparable homes are absorbing, the local rental demand for the home type you're considering, the deposit schedule and closing timeline, and your total carrying costs. Look closely at the builder's track record and the specifics of the purchase agreement. None of this guarantees an outcome — the point is to understand what you're committing to and over what horizon.
Starting prices across the 13 active developments range from $599,990 to $4,000,000 CAD. The lower end is generally townhomes, while the top end reflects large single-family estate homes.
The current mix is seven single-family projects, five townhome projects, and one condo project. King is a freehold-heavy market, so most options are houses and townhomes rather than condos.
Active builders on the platform include Sunny Communities, Zancor Homes, Greenpark Group, Uniq Communities, Treasure Hill, Tercot Communities, Fifth Avenue Homes, and Fernbrook Homes.
Sample and current communities include The Townmanors of Brownsville, King Terraces, Triple Crown Estates, Estates at King's Creek, Eversley Estates, and Nobleton South. There are 13 developments active in total.
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The minimum down payment in Ontario follows the federal rules: 5% on the first $500,000 of a home's price and 10% on the portion above that, with mortgage default insurance required below 20% down. On pre-construction, the deposit is usually larger and paid in installments over the build period, so budget for that structure rather than a single lump sum. Given King's price range of $599,990 to $4,000,000, the deposit math varies a lot depending on which home type you're looking at.
First-time buyers in Ontario may be able to use programs such as the Land Transfer Tax refund for first-time buyers and the federal Home Buyers' Plan for RRSP withdrawals; confirm current eligibility and amounts before you count on them. Registering early with a community can matter because it often determines your access to first-release pricing and unit selection before public launch.
Yes, but only for condos. Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominiums under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses, which make up most of the King market.
Ontario's minimum down payment is 5% on the first $500,000 and 10% on the portion above that, with insurance required under 20% down. On pre-construction, deposits are typically larger and paid in installments over the build period, so confirm the exact schedule in your agreement.
That depends on your goals and the home type. King is dominated by freehold houses and townhomes with only one condo project, so evaluate local rental demand, supply and absorption, carrying costs, and the builder's track record before buying. We don't predict appreciation.
Register with a community ahead of its launch. Early registration often determines access to first-release pricing and unit selection before the public phase opens.
