New Homes in Vaughan

Vaughan is no longer simply a suburb north of Toronto, it is a city in its own right. One of the fastest-growing municipalities in Canada, Vaughan has evolved from a sprawling collection of residential neighbourhoods into a fully-realized metropolitan centre with its own downtown core, world-class transit connections, and a quality of life that draws families, professionals, and move-up buyers from across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.

At the heart of this transformation is the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC), Vaughan’s emerging downtown anchored by the TTC Line 1 subway terminus at Islington Avenue and Highway 7, delivering direct, seamless access to York University, Finch Station, and downtown Toronto without a car. Surrounding the VMC, a new urban landscape has taken shape: gleaming mixed-use towers, new green spaces, world-class employers, retail destinations, and the kind of walkable density that was unimaginable in Vaughan just a decade ago. Rosehaven Homes has been part of this story — with The Vincent, our sold-out hotel-inspired condominium at Highway 7 and Jane Street, now completing construction as one of the signature developments of this new Vaughan skyline.

Beyond the VMC, Vaughan’s five communities- Kleinburg, Woodbridge, Maple, Thornhill, and Concord, each offer something distinct: the village-scale charm and heritage character of Kleinburg, the multicultural energy of Woodbridge, the family-oriented stability of Maple, the established prestige of Thornhill, and the urban momentum of Concord. Highways 400, 407, and 7 connect every corner of the city to the wider GTA with ease, while Rutherford GO and Maple GO stations on the Barrie Line provide direct rail access to Union Station. Vaughan is where the GTA’s growth is going, and Rosehaven is proud to be building here.

Explore New Home Communities in Vaughan by Rosehaven

Browse Rosehaven’s current and upcoming communities in Vaughan, from pre-construction condominiums at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre to future new build opportunities in established Vaughan neighbourhoods. Use the filters below to refine by home type and availability.

Why Rosehaven Is the Right Builder in Vaughan

Rosehaven Homes’ presence in Vaughan is defined by The Vincent, a bold, hotel-inspired condominium at 2851 Highway 7, developed in partnership with Townwood Homes and Guglietti Brothers Investments at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. Sold out shortly after opening and now completing construction on its 27- and 37-storey towers, The Vincent is not just a building, it is a statement about the kind of quality, vision, and execution that Rosehaven brings to every market it enters. It is also a reflection of what Vaughan has become: a city confident enough in its own identity to support architecture and amenity that rival the best urban development in the GTA.

That standard carries through every Rosehaven home, regardless of where it is built. The Rosehaven Standard, engineered oak hardwood, 8-foot ceilings, 7-foot interior doors, extended upper kitchen cabinetry with 33% more storage, is not a Vaughan-specific offering. It is the baseline every Rosehaven buyer receives, because Rosehaven believes that quality should not be conditional on price point or product type. For buyers in Vaughan, where the market is sophisticated and expectations are high, this consistency matters enormously.

With more than 30 years of building across Southern Ontario and 9,000+ homes delivered, Rosehaven brings a depth of experience, an established trade network, and a customer service culture that outlasts the purchase process. From your first conversation with a Rosehaven Sales Representative through to the after-sales support that continues into your first year of homeownership, the experience is built to earn the trust that brings so many Rosehaven buyers back for their second, third, and fourth home.

Why Buyers Choose Vaughan, Ontario

Vaughan sits at the convergence of two of the GTA's most powerful growth forces: exceptional transit connectivity and sustained family-oriented demand. Officially incorporated as a city in 1991 and home to five distinct communities, Concord, Kleinburg, Maple, Thornhill, and Woodbridge, Vaughan has grown from a predominantly agricultural and suburban municipality into one of Canada's most dynamic urban centres, without sacrificing the neighbourhood character and family liveability that first made it desirable.

The arrival of the TTC Line 1 subway at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre changed everything. For the first time, Vaughan residents have direct, car-free access to York University, Finch Station, Eglinton, Bloor-Yonge, and Union Station, opening downtown Toronto employment to a Vaughan address in a way that was never previously possible. Combined with Highway 400, Highway 407, and GO service at both Rutherford and Maple stations on the Barrie Line, Vaughan's transit network is now the most comprehensive of any York Region municipality.

Key lifestyle signals that drive new home buyer demand in Vaughan:

• Transit: TTC Line 1 subway terminus at VMC; Rutherford GO and Maple GO stations (Barrie Line to Union Station); VIVANEXT rapid transit along Highway 7; Highways 400, 407, and 7
• Neighbourhoods: Kleinburg (village character, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, conservation areas); Woodbridge (multicultural energy, Boyd Conservation Area, Kortright Centre); Maple (family-oriented, Canada's Wonderland proximity, Vaughan Mills); Thornhill (top-ranked schools, established prestige, Promenade Shopping Centre); VMC (urban transit-oriented living, new green spaces, world-class employers)
• Recreation: Boyd Conservation Area, Kortright Centre for Conservation, Canada's Wonderland, Vaughan Mills Mall, Maple Community Centre, 100,000 sq. ft. YMCA and Community Centre at VMC
• Education: Multiple York Region District School Board and York Catholic District School Board schools across all communities; York University 3 subway stops from VMC
• Healthcare: Mackenzie Health — Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital, one of Canada's newest hospitals, opened in 2021 as Vaughan's first full-service hospital
• Employment: KPMG, PwC, BMO, TD Canada Trust among major employers at VMC; Vaughan's growing employment lands along Highway 400 corridor