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Register for presale and hear first.

Floor plans, pricing and release dates go to registered buyers before anyone else. It is free and there is no obligation.

The advantages of buying presale.

  • First choice of homes

    Registrants see plans and pricing first, before public release.

  • Time to plan

    A presale gives you time to sell your current home or plan your move.

  • Brand-new construction

    A home no one has lived in, built to current code.

  • Updates as it is built

    Follow construction from framing to completion.

How buying presale works.

A clear path from registering your interest to getting your keys, with no obligation until you sign.

  1. 01

    Register your interest

    Tell us which project interests you and what you are looking for. Registering is free and there is no obligation.

  2. 02

    Hear first

    Registered buyers receive floor plans, pricing and release dates before anyone else.

  3. 03

    Book a private meeting

    Book a private conversation to review plans, finishes and timing, and ask anything.

  4. 04

    Review and reserve

    Read the disclosure statement, take advice, and if it is right for you, sign and pay your deposit.

  5. 05

    Watch it being built

    Regular construction updates and photos as your home goes up.

  6. 06

    Move in

    Final walkthrough, occupancy and the keys to your new home.

This is general information. Your purchase agreement and disclosure statement set out the details for each home.

Register for presale updates

Tell us a little about what you are looking for. We will send floor plans, pricing and release dates as soon as they are available.

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Free, with no obligation. By registering you agree to receive presale updates by email; unsubscribe at any time.

Buying presale, explained.

General information, not legal or financial advice.

Ask a question

  • You agree to buy a home before construction is finished, at a price set in the contract, and complete the purchase when the home is ready. It gives you first choice and time to plan your move.

  • No. Registering only means you will hear first about floor plans, pricing and release dates. There is no cost and no obligation.

  • Project One details will be shared with registered buyers first, as soon as they are finalized. Project Two is earlier in its timeline and will follow. Register and we will let you know.

  • Deposit amounts and timing are set out in each purchase agreement. In British Columbia, presale deposits are held in trust, and every buyer receives a disclosure statement before signing.

  • New homes in BC must be covered by third-party home warranty insurance, commonly known as 2-5-10 coverage. Details for each project will be included with its disclosure statement.

  • Construction sites are not open for walk-in visits for safety reasons, but we are happy to arrange a time to talk through the project and its progress.