
Caliber Homes
15086 Yonge Street 15094 Yonge Street 15106 Yonge Street, Aurora Heights, Ontario
High Park Urban Towns is a 53-home townhouse development in the Aurora Heights neighbourhood of Aurora, built by Caliber Homes. Prices range from roughly $999,990 to about $1.12 million, with occupancy anticipated in late 2026.
The urban-town format and entry pricing make this a fit for first-time buyers, downsizers and commuters who want newer, lower-maintenance homes within an established central Aurora setting.
Schooling is conveniently close, with Wisdom Village Montessori School just around the corner. Parkland is a short walk away as well: Aurora Town Park is about a six-minute stroll, and Fleury Park sits nearby.
Aurora Heights is one of the town's older, leafier neighbourhoods, set near Aurora's historic downtown along Yonge Street. The area mixes mature residential streets with shops, services and recreation within walking or short-drive distance.
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One of the community's strengths is its proximity to Aurora GO station, about a ten-minute walk away, putting GO Transit's Barrie line and service toward Union Station within easy reach. York Region Transit buses round out local connections.
For drivers, Highway 404 lies a short distance east of Aurora for north-south travel toward Toronto and the 407, while Yonge Street and Wellington Street carry traffic through the heart of town.
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Caliber Homes is a Greater Toronto Area builder active in York Region and beyond, with a portfolio spanning townhomes, detached homes and condominiums. The firm has delivered communities across Aurora, King and surrounding markets, and High Park Urban Towns continues that low-rise focus.
Buying a pre-construction townhome in Ontario usually begins with registering for early access, which puts you in line to receive floor plans and pricing before broader release. Buying early in a release can matter because pricing and the best-positioned units are often offered first, before later phases.
Deposits are typically staged over time rather than paid all at once, with instalments due on signing and at set intervals afterward. The exact structure for High Park Urban Towns will be set out by Caliber Homes in the purchase agreement, so review those terms carefully before you commit.
For freehold or condominium-style townhomes, buyers should confirm the ownership type and any applicable statutory protections with their lawyer. Purchases can involve interim occupancy before final closing, and it's wise to have a real estate lawyer review your agreement so you understand your obligations and timelines.
High Park Urban Towns is being developed by Caliber Homes, an Ontario builder active in York Region and across the Greater Toronto Area.
The development is on Yonge Street (15086, 15094 and 15106 Yonge Street) in the Aurora Heights neighbourhood of Aurora, Ontario, in York Region.
This is a collection of 53 stacked townhomes across four-storey buildings, with homes ranging from about 955 to 1,235 square feet.
Pricing starts from about $999,990 and ranges to roughly $1,119,990. Current pricing and available floor plans should be confirmed with the builder.
Occupancy is estimated for October 2026. Construction is under way, and final dates will be confirmed by the builder.
Yes, sales are currently underway. Because releases can move quickly, it's worth registering early to learn about availability and pricing.
Aurora GO station is about a 10-minute walk (roughly 0.8 km), offering Barrie line service, and York Region Transit buses run along Yonge Street. Highway 404 is a short drive east.
Wisdom Village Montessori School is steps away, Aurora Town Park is about a six-minute walk, and grocery options include Shina Grocery, No Frills, Metro and Longo's within a short distance.
Information last updated July 2, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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