New homes & pre-construction in King City
5 active developments in King City, Ontario — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
King City has 8 active new-construction developments on the platform, with starting prices from $599,990 to $2,400,000. That spread is wide, and it reflects a market weighted toward larger lots and detached homes rather than entry-level condos.
By home type, the mix includes 4 single-family projects, 1 townhome project and 1 condo project. Sample communities include Triple Crown Estates, Triple Crown Estates Singles, Eversley Estates, The Estates at King's Creek, Canterbury Lanes and King's Calling. Buyers looking for a detached home have the most choice here, while those wanting a lower price point will mostly be looking at the townhome and condo options.
Active builders include Greenpark Group, Zancor Homes, Treasure Hill, Uniq Communities, Camcos Living and Townwood Homes. Because the range is broad, it helps to compare lot sizes, included finishes and closing timelines project by project rather than relying on the starting price alone.

King's Calling
Zancor Homes
From $2.4M

Dennison Pin
Townwood Homes

Triple Crown Estates Singles
Greenpark Group, Treasure Hill
From $1,375,900

Triple Crown Estates
Greenpark Group, Treasure Hill
From $999,990

The Estates at King's Creek
Uniq Communities
Builders active in King City
Buying new construction in King City
How buying pre-construction works in King City
Most buyers begin by registering with a project to get access to pricing, floor plans and early releases. After choosing a home, you sign an agreement of purchase and sale and pay deposits in stages over the construction period.
Many projects have interim occupancy before final closing, particularly condos, when you may move in and pay occupancy fees before title transfers. For buyer protection, Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses, so have a lawyer review any agreement for a detached home or townhome before you sign.
For investors: what matters in King City
Pre-construction usually lets a buyer secure a home with a staged deposit schedule rather than the full down payment at once, so capital is committed over time while the home is built. That structure adds leverage, but it also means you carry the obligation to close at completion, whatever the market looks like then.
In King City, things to weigh include how many comparable homes are being released, how quickly similar projects sell, and whether rental demand supports a given home type. Detached homes at the higher end of the range can have a narrower pool of renters and buyers than a condo or townhome. Review the deposit schedule, projected closing date, carrying costs and your financing before committing. Nothing here predicts price movement or returns.
For first-time buyers
Deposits on pre-construction homes are typically paid in stages, such as at signing and at set intervals afterward, rather than all up front. You will still need to qualify for a mortgage by closing, so confirm your financing with a lender early. Given the price range in King City, many buyers will find the townhome and condo projects more approachable than the detached communities.
Ontario and federal first-time buyer programs exist, including the federal First Home Savings Account and land transfer tax rebates for eligible buyers. Eligibility and amounts change, so check current rules. Registering early can matter because builders often release limited phases to registrants first, which gives you first look at pricing and floor plans.
King City new-construction: common questions
What is the price range for new homes in King City?
Starting prices across the 8 active developments run from $599,990 to $2,400,000. The final price depends on the home type, lot size and chosen options.
What types of new homes are available in King City?
The platform lists 4 single-family projects, 1 townhome project and 1 condo project. Detached homes make up most of the current mix.
Which builders are active in King City?
Active builders include Greenpark Group, Zancor Homes, Treasure Hill, Uniq Communities, Camcos Living and Townwood Homes.
Which communities can I browse?
Examples include Triple Crown Estates, Triple Crown Estates Singles, Eversley Estates, The Estates at King's Creek, Canterbury Lanes and King's Calling.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying pre-construction in Ontario?
Yes, for new condos. Ontario has a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposits are usually paid in stages, and the schedule varies by builder and project. Check the specific agreement for amounts and due dates.
Is King City a good place for investors?
It depends on the project and your goals. Consider local supply, how quickly comparable homes sell, rental demand for the home type, and carrying costs through closing. This is not financial advice.
Why register before launch?
Registrants often get first access to pricing, floor plans and limited releases, before they open more widely.
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