New home builders
Who is building Oshawa's next decade
A fast-growing city is a building site, and Oshawa's north end is full of cranes and sales centres. These are the developers and projects our clients ask about most, from freehold townhomes to new condo towers and lake-adjacent detached communities.
Who is active right now
Projects worth a sales-centre visit
Project lineup, pricing, and phase status change almost monthly in Oshawa. Treat this as your starting directory, then verify current availability directly with each builder, and let us run the numbers before you sign.
Tribute Communities (with RioCan Living)
U.C. Tower & Townhomes
Condo tower project plus freehold UC Townhomes on the former Windfields Farm site, with further towers proposed.
UC Townhomes siteGraywood Developments & Falconcrest Homes
Park and Lake Oshawa
Detached single-family homes on the waterfront, marketed as a lake-adjacent community.
Park & Lake siteGreenpark Group / Treasure Hill Homes
Palmetto
Freehold singles and townhomes in the north end, with community phases ongoing.
Availability: contact the builder's sales officeDowning Street Group & Holland Homes
King’s Cross
Detached homes on larger north-end lots, positioned at the upper end of the market.
Availability: contact the builder's sales officeSunny Communities
Grand Ridge North
Freehold townhomes in north Oshawa, a format in high demand for first-time buyers.
Availability: contact the builder's sales officeMenkes Developments
Winchester Estates
Townhomes filling in the Kedron area between established family streets.
Availability: contact the builder's sales officeJeffery Homes & Atlantic Development
Kedron and Bridle Rd townhomes
Townhome projects adding missing-middle density to established north-end areas.
Availability: contact the builder's sales officeGreycrest Homes
Fields of Harmony
A Harmony-area community of mostly detached homes.
Availability: contact the builder's sales officeThe shape of new Oshawa
Three trends in new construction
New Oshawa is denser than the old Oshawa. Condo towers are rising at Windfields, and townhomes are filling gaps across the north end, while detached lots are reserved for the highest price points.
Condo towers go north
Windfields is Oshawa's first true north-end condo address, with hundreds of units planned around future transit, an ownership option priced to compete with townhomes.
Townhomes fill the middle
Freehold townhomes from Kedron to Taunton are the entry ticket for buyers who want new construction without the detached price tag, and they sell in days.
Sales centres are the new sightseeing
Serious buyers do a Saturday run of sales centres before touring resale. We join clients on those runs and price the comps live, so "asking" becomes "comparable".
Browse more projects
Homebaba – New homes in Oshawa A running directory of Oshawa pre-construction projects REW – Oshawa developments Development listings with maps and phase statusBuying pre-construction? Read this first.
Assignment clauses, deposit structures, developer incentives, and closing costs are the fine print that changes the deal. Have a local agent review the agreement before you sign, ideally one who has closed in these exact communities.
New build or resale? We will run both.
The math between a $999,000 townhome and a $850,000 resale bungalow is rarely what it first looks like. Bring your timeline and we will model it.