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41 results
Quick picksCondo 35Townhouse 10North York 6Markham 3Mississauga 4
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $399,000

Plaza on Yonge

North York, Yonge & Cummer (north of Finch), TorontoCondo, townhouse · Move-in ready
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $698,990

Allure Condos

Downtown East (King East / Corktown), TorontoCondo · Move-in: November 2029 (tentative)
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $2,500,000

The Bedford

Yorkville / Annex (Midtown), TorontoCondo
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
Price on request

Untitled Toronto

Yonge & Eglinton, TorontoCondo
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
Price on request

Line 5 Condos (The South Tower)

Midtown, Yonge & Eglinton, TorontoCondo
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
Price on request

Burnet at Rise & Rose

Westbrook (Yonge & Canyon Hill Ave), Richmond HillCondo
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $1,728,891

Yonge City Square

North York, Yonge & York Mills, TorontoCondo · Move-in: Q4 2028 (expected)
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $349,990

DUO Condos

Steeles & Hurontario, BramptonCondo · Move-in ready
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

Spruce Trails

Heart Lake, BramptonTownhouse
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

Q Tower

Downtown Waterfront, TorontoCondo · Move-in: Late 2029 to early 2030
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $773,990

Celeste Condominiums

Downtown East (Old Town / St. Lawrence), TorontoCondo · Move-in: January 2027
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $593,000

101 Spadina

King West / Fashion District, TorontoCondo · Move-in: 2028
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $757,900

Alias Condos

Downtown (Church & Richmond), TorontoCondo
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $667,990

Maison Wellesley

Church & Wellesley, TorontoCondo
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $1,359,900

The Capitol Residences

Yonge & Eglinton, TorontoCondo
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

6080 Yonge

North York, Yonge & Finch (Yonge & Newton Dr), TorontoCondo · Move-in: Q1 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $528,345

The Bridle Prestige

North York, Bayview & The Bridle Path, TorontoCondo · Move-in: Spring 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $538,900

Addington Park Condos

North York, Yonge & Sheppard (Sheppard W & Addington Ave), TorontoCondo · Move-in: April 2027
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $696,900

LSQ2 (LSQ Condos 2)

North York, Sheppard & Victoria Park (Don Mills/Lansing Square), TorontoCondo · Move-in: 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

Birchley Park

Scarborough, Victoria Park & Gerrard (Birchcliff), TorontoCondo, townhouse
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $500,000

The Residences at Bluffers Park

Scarborough, Kingston Rd & Brimley (Scarborough Bluffs), TorontoCondo · Move-in: March 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $487,990

Joya Condos

Etobicoke, Islington & The Queensway, TorontoCondo · Move-in: Spring 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $600,000

Notting Hill Condos (Phase 3)

Etobicoke, Eglinton & Royal York (Humber Heights), TorontoCondo · Move-in: Q3 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $483,990

Encore at Bravo

Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, VaughanCondo · Move-in: Q1 2029 (est.)
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $999,990

Thornhill Trails

Thornhill, VaughanTownhouse · Move-in: Late 2027 (est.)
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
Price on request

UnionCity

Markham Centre (Downtown Markham), MarkhamCondo · Move-in: Tower 1 Fall 2027; Tower 2 early 2028; Tower 3 spring 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

The Unionville

Unionville / Angus Glen, MarkhamCondo, townhouse · Move-in: 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $699,900

Ellia at Unity

North Markham (Cathedraltown area), MarkhamTownhouse · Move-in: Q1 2028 (est.)
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $799,900

Montara

Aurora East, AuroraTownhouse · Move-in: Fall 2027 to Spring 2028 (est.)
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $729,194

Glenway Towns

Glenway, NewmarketTownhouse · Move-in: Summer 2027 (est.)
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

Aquanova Condos (Phase 3) at Lakeview Village

Lakeview Village / Lakeview waterfront, MississaugaCondo · Move-in: Est. July 2029 (Phase 1 listed as 2029)
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $440,900

M6 Condos (M City Phase 6)

City Centre / Square One, MississaugaCondo · Move-in: 2029
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $603,990

Above Condos

Hurontario / Bristol (Hurontario LRT corridor), MississaugaCondo
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $677,900

Bridge House at Brightwater

Port Credit, MississaugaCondo, townhouse · Est. completion January 2027
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $517,990

Stationside Condos

Milton GO station area, MiltonCondo · Move-in: West Tower listed as June 2027
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $481,000

Pickering City Centre Condos

Pickering Town Centre, PickeringCondo · Move-in: Est. Q1 2028
Pre-construction, Now selling
Price on request

VuPoint Condos 2

Town Centre (Kingston Rd & Liverpool Rd), PickeringCondo · Move-in: Est. April 2028
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $344,990

1515 Pickering Parkway Condos

Pickering City Centre, PickeringCondo · Move-in: Est. Summer 2028
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
From $762,900

The Grand at Universal City

Bay Ridges, PickeringCondo · Move-in: 2027
Pre-construction, Now selling
From $599,900

Mirra Townhomes

Brooklin, WhitbyTownhouse
Pre-construction, Under construction, now selling
Price on request

Pinnacle Lakeside

East Bayfront, TorontoCondo

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Buying your first home? Read the buying guide Read the pre-construction guide

How to read a listing

Plain words for what you see on a listing card and on MLS (the shared list of homes for sale that real estate agents use).

Listing status (MLS status)

On MLS, every listing has a status. Here is what real estate agents usually mean by each one. The words can differ a little between boards (local real estate associations) and websites.

Active
The home is on the market and taking offers (written proposals to buy).
Sold conditional
An offer was accepted, but some conditions are still open. Common ones are mortgage approval, a home inspection (a check of the home’s condition) or, for a condo, a status certificate review (the condo corporation’s papers on its finances and rules). If a condition is not met, the home can come back on the market.
Sold
All conditions are met and the deal is firm. Closing (the day you pay in full and get the keys) may still be weeks away.
Expired
The listing agreement ran out before the home sold, so it came off the market.
Terminated
The seller and the brokerage ended the listing before it ran out. The home is sometimes re-listed at a new price.

Days on market

The number of days since the listing went up. A high number does not always mean something is wrong with the home. The price may have been off, or the timing poor. When a listing is taken down and put back up, the count can restart at zero, so it helps to look at the home’s past listings too.

Asking price vs. sold price

The asking price is what the seller lists the home for. The sold price can be higher or lower. Listing low on purpose and setting an offer date to draw several offers is common. So judge by recent sold prices of similar homes, not by the asking price. A real estate agent can pull sold prices and past listing history from MLS for you.

“Offers anytime” vs. an offer date

“Offers anytime” means the seller looks at offers as they come in. If there is an offer date, offers are collected and reviewed together on that day. Some buyers send an offer before the date (a bully offer). When there are competing offers, the seller’s brokerage must tell every person who made an offer how many offers there are. What is in the offers can only be shared if the seller allows it, and never with personal details.

What a pre-construction card shows

Pre-construction (new homes sold before they are built) cards on this site use three labels. Now selling: you can buy a unit now. Coming soon: not on sale yet; the developer is taking registrations of interest. Under construction, now selling: the building is going up and the last units are for sale. “From” is the lowest price the developer announced as of the date we checked, and it can change. The move-in date is the developer’s estimate; “Ask about move-in date” means the date has passed or is not known.

Read the pre-construction guide

REALTOR.ca vs. this site

Right now this site shows pre-construction projects and the listings I handle myself. REALTOR.ca is the listing website of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), where listings posted by real estate agents across Canada appear. The REALTOR.ca button above carries your area, price and home type choices over. If you like a home there, send me its MLS number or address and I will look up the details for you.

Before you make an offer

  1. Get pre-approvedAsk a bank or mortgage broker for a pre-approval (when a lender tells you ahead of time how much it will lend you). It makes your budget clear and helps you decide whether to put a financing condition in your offer.
  2. Choose a real estate lawyerIn Ontario, a real estate lawyer usually reviews the contract and handles closing (paying the balance and registering the title). Pick one before you offer, so the papers can be checked before you sign.
  3. Home inspection, or a status certificate for a condoFor a house, a home inspection (a check of the home’s condition). For a condo, the status certificate (the condo corporation’s papers on its finances and rules), reviewed with your lawyer. Whether to make these a condition or do them first depends on the market.
  4. Have your deposit readyOnce your offer is accepted, the deposit (the money that backs your contract) is due within the time written in the contract. Have the money ready to send right away.
  5. Get the RECO guide and read your agreementA real estate agent must give you the RECO Information Guide and explain it before helping you. Before you sign a representation agreement (your service contract with the agent), check its length, scope and fee.
See the steps and costs in the buying guide →
Read the law: the number of competing offers
TRESA General Regulation — Competing offersO. Reg. 567/05 (General), s. 22.7 (1), (3)
If a brokerage that has entered into a representation agreement with a seller receives a competing written offer, the brokerage shall, (a) communicate the number of competing written offers to every person who is making one of the offers; and (b) if the seller directs, share the substance of the competing written offers with every person who is making one of the offers. … Information shared under clause (1) (b) must not include any personal information of the person making the offer or any other information that would identify the person making the offer.

In plain wordsWhen more than one written offer comes in, the seller’s brokerage must tell every person who made an offer how many offers there are. What is in the offers can only be shared if the seller says so, and even then nothing that shows who made an offer.

Source: ontario.ca/laws/regulation/050567 · checked Oct 30, 2026

Sources

  1. O. Reg. 567/05: General (TRESA regulation — competing offers s. 22.7, information guide s. 13) · checked Oct 30, 2026
  2. RECO Bulletin 4.1, Number and content of competing offers · checked Oct 30, 2026
  3. RECO, Working with a real estate agent: things you need to know (incl. open offers) · checked Oct 30, 2026
  4. CREA, Who we are: mission (operates REALTOR.ca) · checked Oct 30, 2026