New & Pre Construction Homes in Canada
Whether you're on the lookout for a new house, condo, townhouse, or development, we're here to guide you to your new home.
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Highstreet Village
30530 Cardinal Avenue
Abbotsford West • Abbotsford
Townhome & Condo • Move in 2025
AB Wall
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South Hill at Cooper Meadows
34767 Quarry Avenue
Abbotsford East • Abbotsford
Duplex • Move in 2028
Morningstar Homes
Developer
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West Field at Cooper Meadows
2857 McMillan Road
Abbotsford East • Abbotsford
Single Family Home • Move in 2028
Morningstar Homes
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Downtown Gate
2405 Crescent Way
Central Abbotsford • Abbotsford
Townhome • Move in 2025
Greenfort Development Ltd.
Developer
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Grovemont
35706 Marshall Road
Abbotsford East • Abbotsford
Townhome • Move in 2025
Mann Group
Developer
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Nature’s Edge
35247 Straiton Road
Matsqui • Abbotsford
Single Family Home • Move in 2025
Citadel Properties
DeveloperBenefits of Buying a New Construction Home
Are you looking for a brand new home to make your own? A new housing development might be perfect. New construction homes are either recently built or currently being built and offer several advantages for buyers.
Buyers often purchase before construction is complete. Developers usually provide show homes so you can visualise the finished property, and many allow you to select interior finishes.
New construction homes can suit buyers at any life stage. Many developments are located near schools, parks, and commercial areas, making them convenient for families and professionals.
One major benefit is the staged payment structure. Typically, you pay a smaller initial deposit, with remaining payments spread over time. This gives buyers time to prepare finances and secure mortgage approval before completion.
New homes also include warranties that protect buyers against construction-related issues during the first years of ownership.
Because new properties have minimal wear and modern layouts, they can also be strong rental or long-term investment opportunities. New developments often signal growing neighbourhoods, which may support future value appreciation.
Types of New Developments to Consider
New homes across Canada come in many formats. Understanding the main property types can help you choose the right option.
- Condos – New condo projects often include amenities such as gyms, shared workspaces, and common facilities. They are popular with professionals and investors.
- Townhouses – Townhomes offer more space than condos while remaining more affordable than detached houses. They are commonly found in growing suburban communities.
- Detached Houses – New detached homes are typically part of larger community developments and are ideal for families seeking space, privacy, and long-term value.
With many new houses, condos, and townhomes being developed across Canada, you can easily find a property that matches your needs by filtering listings based on property type and completion date.
FAQs about New Homes
New developments are collections of homes that are planned, being built, or newly built. They’re also called pre-sale, new construction, or new build.
These homes are often purchased before or during the construction phase. A development could be a new condo building or a brand-new community with townhomes and single-family homes.
New construction homes are built for a wide range of buyers including first-time buyers, investors, and families. Options include condos, townhomes, and detached homes.
One key factor is timeline — homes may be ready now, in one year, or several years depending on completion dates.
New homes follow modern construction codes, are more energy efficient, and typically include new-home warranties.
Buyers also benefit from staged deposits and potential value appreciation between purchase and completion.
You can use the real estate map search to explore new construction and pre-construction homes, filter by area, and save developments to review later.
The process varies based on the development status. Early stages may include registration for updates.
When selling begins, buyers can visit sales centres, view models, reserve units, pay staged deposits, and wait for construction completion.
Most buyers will require a mortgage. Deposits are often paid in stages and mortgage payments typically begin once the home is completed and keys are received.
Buyers may have a rescission period depending on province, receive construction updates, and complete a deficiency walkthrough before move-in.
After occupancy, new-home warranties typically cover construction-related issues during the first year.