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Artist concept of the proposed 180 Towns entrance streetscape

Toronto · Now Selling

180 Towns

Icon Homes & Dash Developments

Townhouse

A collection of 45 townhomes by Icon Homes and Dash Developments near Yonge and Finch. Three home series bring three-bedroom layouts to an established North York neighbourhood.

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From the upper $800s

Builder-advertised estimated net starting price after an assumed enhanced HST rebate of up to $130,000. The advertisement treats this rebate as proposed and conditional on federal/provincial approval and individual eligibility, for agreements from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027. It states federal enactment is pending and terms may change. Without the assumed rebate, a higher purchase price may apply. Prices and specifications may change.

Price source dated Oct 13, 2026 · CAD
Queen Church Exterior Streetscape

Toronto · Under construction

Queen Church

Tridel & BAZIS

Condo

Queen Church is a condominium project at Queen and Church in downtown Toronto. The public collection includes studios through three-bedroom suites, with indoor and outdoor amenities and access to the Queen Street streetcar corridor.

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From $640,000 · as of 2026-10-10

Builder pricing reflects the estimated Ontario Enhanced New Home Rebate and assumes the purchaser qualifies and assigns it to the builder. Final price, taxes and rebate eligibility depend on approved legislation and purchaser circumstances; rebate availability and amount are not guaranteed by the builder.

Price source dated Oct 10, 2026 · CAD

Project research is shared with Offplan Canada. Source dates and price qualifications appear in each guide. Plans do not establish availability. Builder imagery and logos identify communities; they do not imply endorsement.