New constructionCarrington Real Estate
New and pre-construction homes.
Move-in-ready new builds, and upcoming projects whose floor plans and prices reach agents before the public.
Access list
What you get
- Floor plans, price lists and deposit structures as projects release them
- Only projects that fit the areas, size and budget you tell us
- Help choosing a unit, submitting your request and reading the agreement
- No cost to you: the builder pays the agent's fee
Join the access list
Takes about a minute.
The process
How buying pre-construction works.
You are buying a home that has not been built yet, so the order of events matters.
Register
Tell us the areas, size and budget you have in mind.
Review the release
You receive floor plans, prices and deposit terms as each project releases them to agents.
Reserve a unit
We submit your choices to the builder and confirm the unit you are offered.
Sign, then take ten days
Ontario gives buyers of new condos a ten-day cooling-off period. Use it for a lawyer's review and mortgage approval.
Pay the deposit in stages
Deposits are spread over months, on the schedule set out in your agreement.
Move in and close
You take occupancy when your unit is ready and close once the building is registered.