New homes & pre-construction in Markham
57 active developments in Markham, Ontario — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
Markham has one of the deeper new-construction pipelines in the Greater Toronto Area, with 42 active developments currently listed on the platform. Starting prices run from $661,990 to $2,469,000, which covers everything from entry-level condo suites to larger detached homes, so the market spans a wide range of budgets and household types.
The mix leans toward ground-related housing: 24 townhome projects, 9 condo projects and 7 single-family projects. That balance is worth noting if you're deciding between a lower-maintenance condo suite and a townhome or detached home with more space. Sample projects on the platform include Platform 68, Unity, Victoria Grand, UnionCity South Condos, One Place Gardens and Qui Modern Towns.
Active builders here include Arkfield, Forest Hill Homes, Minto Developments, Remington Group, Camcos Living, Trinity Point Developments, Starlane Home Corporation and Aspen Ridge Homes. With both national and regional builders working in the same city, buyers can compare product types, floorplans and delivery timelines across several developments before committing.
North on Bayview
Mansouri Living
From $1,599,880
Markham Manors
Land Services Group
Wismer Commons in Markham
CountryWide Homes
Pavo Point in Markham
CountryWide Homes
Pangea
Times Group Corporation
From $629,000
Markham Gold Phase II
Sunny Communities
The Cedars
Options for Homes
Town Crier Lane
City Park Homes
From $1,999,900
Downtown
Remington Group
Unionglen
Opus Homes and Fairgate Homes
From the $800s
Greensborough Village (Markham)
Mapleview Homes and Upperview Homes
The Markdale 2
JD Development Group
From the $400s
Markham Unionglen DISCOVER
Deco Homes, Opus Homes
From $869,888
Town Crier
City Park Homes
From $1,999,900
Fair Tree on the Forest
Castle Rock Developments
From $1,048,000
Joy Station Towns
Liberty Development Corporation
$1,188,900 – $1,188,900
Markdale
JD Development Group
Cornell Rouge
Forest Hill Homes
Avenue Towns
Camcos Living
Courtyards - Building 1
King David Inc.
$710,900 – $3,383,750
Gallery Towers - Tower E
Remington Group
$661,990 – $1,229,990
Townhomes of Little Rouge
Camcos Living
$849,000 – $1,144,990
GoldMark
Incon Group
From $2M
Royal Bayview - Royal and Bayview
Tridel and Arkfield Development
$1,830,000 – $3,490,000
Robinson Creek
Castle Rock Developments
Gallery Towers - Tower D
Remington Group
$678,990 – $961,990
Park and Main
Minto Developments
$1,524,900 – $1,829,900
Cathedral Garden
Pantheon Group
Parkside Point
Mapleview Homes and Upperview Homes
$2,469,000 – $2,846,000
Everhome (Stacked)
Sher Corporation
$989,900 – $1,048,900
Unionglen
Arista Homes, Deco Homes, Fieldgate Homes, Forest Hill Homes and State Building Group, Greenpark Group, Madison Group
$869,888 – $1,599,990
Thornheights Homes
Arkfield
Milliken TOC Condos
The Remington Group
8500 Leslie Street Condos
Metrus Properties
9441 Markham Road Condos
Sunny Communities
UnionCity South Condos
Metropia
From $1,131,900
7079 Yonge Street
Arkfield
Kennedy Towns
Ellia At Unity
Treasure Hill
From $699,900
30-46 Old Kennedy Condos
Angus Glen Skye Towns
Kylemore
From $1,388,000
Kingshaven
The Kingsmen Group
From $799,990
Platform 68
Trinity Point
Woodbine Parkside
95 Developments
$1,159,990 – $1,189,900
South Cornell
CountryWide Homes, Lindvest
$1,189,900 – $1,939,900
Victory Green
Fulton Group, Remington Homes
$1,019,990 – $1,339,990
Springwater
Mattamy Homes
$1,214,990 – $1,984,990
Victoria Grand
Aspen Ridge Homes, CountryWide Homes, Regal Crest Homes
$1,419,990 – $2,589,990
Unionville Station
Digreen Homes
Unity
Starlane Home Corporation, Treasure Hill
From $699,900
One Place Gardens
Berkin Development
$1,205,900 – $1,390,800
Angus Glen South Village
Kylemore Communities
$1,825,000 – $5,820,000
Union Village
Minto Developments and Metropia
$1,899,900 – $2,014,900
Kingsmark
Kingsmen Group Inc.
Qui Modern Towns
LeBANC Development
$1,479,990 – $1,499,990
Terrace Park Towns
Forest Hill Homes
$979,990 – $1,097,990
Upper East Side Unionville
Fieldgate Homes
$1,344,900 – $2,273,900
Builders active in Markham
Buying new construction in Markham
How buying pre-construction works in Markham
Buying pre-construction in Markham usually starts with registering interest in a project, which can put you in line for early access to pricing and floorplans. Once you select a unit, you sign a purchase agreement and pay a deposit in stages according to the builder's schedule. For condos, there's often a period of interim occupancy — you move in and pay an occupancy fee before the building is registered — followed by final closing when title transfers.
Ontario provides a specific buyer protection for condos: a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominium purchases under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. This 10-day right applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses, so a townhome or detached home purchase in Markham that is freehold will not carry the same rescission window. Have a lawyer review any agreement before or during that period.
For investors: what matters in Markham
Pre-construction buying lets you commit to a unit today using a staged deposit rather than full financing, then close once the home is built. That structure is why some buyers use pre-construction to secure a specific home type at today's contract price while paying deposits over a defined schedule. It is a way to control a unit over an extended build period, not a guarantee of any particular outcome.
Before buying in Markham, it's worth evaluating the local supply picture — 42 active projects heavily weighted toward townhomes — alongside rental demand for the home type you're considering, the builder's track record, deposit terms, estimated occupancy and closing dates, and the closing costs and adjustments in your agreement. Condo units carry monthly fees and different rental dynamics than freehold townhomes or detached homes, so match the product to your holding plan and run your own numbers.
For first-time buyers
For first-time buyers, the deposit is usually the first hurdle. Pre-construction deposits are typically paid in installments over the build period rather than all at once, which can make the entry point more manageable than a resale purchase — though the exact schedule varies by builder and project. In Ontario, first-time buyers may be eligible for provincial and municipal land transfer tax rebates and federal programs; check current eligibility and amounts with your lawyer or lender rather than assuming a figure.
Registering early with a development can matter because first access to floorplans, unit selection and initial pricing often goes to registered buyers before broader release. With 42 projects active in Markham and starting prices from $661,990, early registration lets you compare options across builders and act quickly when a floorplan that fits your budget opens.
Markham new-construction: common questions
What is the price range for new construction in Markham?
Across the 42 active developments on the platform, starting prices range from $661,990 to $2,469,000 CAD. The lower end generally reflects condo and townhome units, while larger single-family homes sit toward the top of the range.
What types of new homes are available in Markham?
The current mix includes 9 condo projects, 24 townhome projects and 7 single-family projects. Townhomes make up the largest share, so buyers looking for ground-related housing have the most options.
Which builders are active in Markham?
Active builders on the platform include Arkfield, Forest Hill Homes, Minto Developments, Remington Group, Camcos Living, Trinity Point Developments, Starlane Home Corporation and Aspen Ridge Homes. Sample projects include Platform 68, Unity, Victoria Grand, UnionCity South Condos, One Place Gardens and Qui Modern Towns.
Is there a cooling-off period for pre-construction condos in Markham?
Yes. Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new and pre-construction condominium purchases under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the agreement. This applies to condos only and does not apply to freehold houses.
How much deposit do I need for a pre-construction home?
Pre-construction deposits are typically paid in installments over the build period rather than in one lump sum, and the exact amount and schedule vary by builder and project. Review the deposit structure in each purchase agreement and confirm the details with your lawyer.
Is Markham a good market for investors?
That depends on your goals and the home type you choose. Investors should weigh the local supply picture — 42 active projects weighted toward townhomes — against rental demand, monthly carrying costs, deposit terms and closing timelines, and should never assume price appreciation.
What is the difference between interim occupancy and final closing?
For condos, interim occupancy is when you move in and pay an occupancy fee before the building is legally registered. Final closing happens later, when title transfers to you and your mortgage funds. Freehold homes typically close in a single step without an interim occupancy stage.
Why should I register early for a new development?
Registering early can give you first access to floorplans, unit selection and initial pricing before a project opens to the wider public. With 42 projects active in Markham, early registration also lets you compare options across builders and move quickly when a suitable unit is released.
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