Regency Development has 2 freehold low-rise communities tracked on this site, in Brampton and Markham, offering townhomes. Current list prices run $669,000 to $1,258,990.
Rolling Woods Towns is a townhome community by Regency Development at 150 Rollingwood Drive in Downtown Brampton, Brampton. Freehold homes from 1,325 to 1,971 sq ft priced $669,000 to $839,000 across 11 floor plans. Launched April 1st, 2026.
Chateau Towns is a townhome community by Regency Development at 7810 McCowan Road in Milliken Mills, Markham. Freehold homes from 1,418 to 2,347 sq ft priced $788,990 to $1,258,990 across 22 floor plans. Launched September 11th, 2026.
$789k – $1259kDeveloper Selling & Platinum Access
Incentives currently published
Across the communities above. They differ by project and phase, change without notice, and only count once written into an amendment.
Free appliances
Free assignment
Free maintenance fees
Right to lease during occupancy
Development charges and municipal levies capped at $9,000 plus HST
Regency Development, common questions
What is Regency Development building in Ontario right now?
Regency Development has 2 freehold low-rise communities tracked on this site, in Brampton and Markham, offering townhomes. Current list prices run $669,000 to $1,258,990.
Where is Regency Development building new homes?
Regency Development communities tracked here: Rolling Woods Towns in Brampton; Chateau Towns in Markham.
How much do Regency Development homes cost?
By community: Rolling Woods Towns, $669,000 to $839,000; Chateau Towns, $788,990 to $1,258,990. These are builder list prices; lot premiums and upgrades are extra.
How can I check Regency Development's record before buying?
Look the builder up in the Ontario Builder Directory run by the Home Construction Regulatory Authority. It shows whether the builder is licensed, how many homes it has built, and any Tarion warranty claims or conduct findings against it.
Checking a builder yourself
This page lists what Regency Development is selling. It does not rate the builder. For licensing, homes built and warranty history, use the Ontario Builder Directory, and read how to assess a builder. If you want to know what they are like to deal with in practice, ask me.
