New homes & pre-construction in North York
27 active developments in North York, Ontario — get pricing, floor plans, and first access before the public.
27
Active developments
$320,000 – $1,599,990
Starting-price range
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16
Active builders
North York has 27 active new-construction developments on the platform right now, with starting prices running from $320,000 to $1,599,990. The mix leans toward condos, with 17 condo projects and 7 townhome projects, so most of what's available is apartment-style living, with a smaller set of townhome options for buyers who want more space or a ground-level entry.
Builders working in the area include Aspen Ridge Homes, Concord Adex, Lanterra Developments, Arkfield, Conder Developments, Originate Developments, Capital Developments, and Plaza. Current and sample projects include Eleven Altamont, Six99, Crest at Crosstown, Olive Residences, Plaza on Yonge, and Bayview at the Village.
What sets North York apart for pre-construction buyers is the breadth of that price range: the entry point near $320,000 opens the door to smaller condo units, while the top of the range approaching $1.6 million reflects larger suites or townhomes. That spread means the market serves everyone from first-time buyers to those trading up, often within the same building or neighbourhood.
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Builders active in North York
Buying new construction in North York
How buying pre-construction works in North York
Buying pre-construction in North York usually begins with registering interest in a development, which can give you earlier access to pricing and unit selection before broader release. Once you choose a unit, you sign a purchase agreement and pay a deposit in stages over time. For condos, there's often a period of interim occupancy — when you can move in and pay an occupancy fee — before the building is registered and you take final ownership at closing.
For new and pre-construction condos in Ontario, the Condominium Act provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period, during which you can cancel the agreement. Note that this protection applies to condos only and does not extend to freehold houses, so if you're buying a freehold townhome the 10-day rescission right does not apply.
For investors: what matters in North York
Pre-construction works differently from resale because you commit through a staged deposit rather than paying the full price up front. That structure lets a buyer control a unit over the build period with a fraction of the purchase price down, with the balance due at closing. The trade-off is time and the risk that market conditions change between signing and completion.
If you're evaluating North York, look at the local supply and absorption picture — with 27 active developments and a heavy condo weighting (17 of them), it's worth understanding how many similar units are coming to market and over what timeline. Rental demand, unit type and layout, the builder's track record, and the specifics of the deposit schedule and closing costs all matter. Treat any projection as your own homework, not a promise; nobody can guarantee how prices will move.
North York new-construction: common questions
What is the starting price for new construction in North York?
Starting prices across the 27 active developments range from $320,000 to $1,599,990 CAD. The lower end generally reflects smaller condo units, while the top of the range covers larger suites or townhomes.
What types of homes are being built in North York?
The current mix is condo-heavy, with 17 condo projects and 7 townhome projects on the platform. Most availability is apartment-style, with a smaller set of townhome options for buyers wanting more space.
Which builders are active in North York?
Active builders include Aspen Ridge Homes, Concord Adex, Lanterra Developments, Arkfield, Conder Developments, Originate Developments, Capital Developments, and Plaza. Sample projects include Eleven Altamont, Six99, Crest at Crosstown, Olive Residences, Plaza on Yonge, and Bayview at the Village.
Is North York a good market for investors?
That depends on your own analysis. With 27 active developments and a strong condo weighting, it's worth studying local supply and absorption, rental demand, and unit type before committing. We can't predict appreciation or guarantee returns, so treat any projection as your own due diligence.
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