The same fields for every community, checked with the builder. Every price labelled with the convention it's quoted on — because three are in use here, and on a $900,000 home the gap between them is six figures.
Check the pricing basis first — there are three of them in this market. Caledon Trails and Crown of Caledon quote after the enhanced rebate has been applied. Caledon Club and Castlemore quote plus HST, which you add on. Westfield and Reva quote with HST included. Put any two of those side by side without noticing and you'll reach the wrong conclusion by more than $100,000. Every price on this page carries a coloured tag saying which convention it uses, so you're always comparing like with like.
Deposit structure is the second thing, not the fifth. Across these communities the total deposit runs from $60,000 to $175,000, over anything from six months to a full year. Two homes at the same price can demand very different amounts of cash in the first year, and that's usually more decisive than the price difference. Plan the schedule here.
Capped development charges are real money. Where a builder caps them at $0, that's typically $20,000–$40,000 you don't pay at closing. Where they're uncapped, it's an open exposure that lands years after you sign, when you have no leverage left.
Occupancy dates are estimates. Every one of them will move. What matters for the HST rebate is that construction begins by December 31, 2028 and the home is substantially complete by December 31, 2031 — the conditions are here.
Tell us your budget and what actually matters — school catchment, commute, lot size, how much cash you can free up in year one — and we'll come back with two or three. Usually with a reason why the others are out.