Quick answer
A new Crown of Caledon home offers full Tarion warranty, current-code efficiency, lot and finish selection and a staged deposit. A resale offers immediate occupancy and an established neighbourhood. Choose resale if you must move this quarter, new if you can wait for construction.
The case for new
Full Tarion warranty, current building-code efficiency, no deferred maintenance, choice of lot and finishes, and a staged deposit rather than a full down payment on a 60-day close.
The case for resale
Immediate occupancy, a known finished product, mature trees and established neighbourhoods, and no development-charge or closing-adjustment surprises.
How to decide
If you need a home this quarter, buy resale. If you can wait for construction and want warranty coverage plus an entry price in the $500s on freehold product, the new release is difficult to match locally.
Pricing referenced above is preliminary VIP pricing and subject to change without notice. We do not represent the builder. Register below for the official Crown of Caledon price list and floor plans.
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