Dufferin County
New homes in Shelburne
Freehold detached homes, townhomes and semis
There are no significant new freehold low-rise communities tracked in Shelburne right now. Buyers looking in this area generally widen the search to Orangeville, where new detached homes and townhomes are actively releasing.
What’s being built in Shelburne
Shelburne has no significant new low-rise supply currently tracked. It is a small Dufferin County town north of Orangeville where new construction has historically come in small subdivision phases rather than continuous releases.
What you could claim here
Even with no active communities, the programs are worth understanding before you widen your search, because they are time-limited and they run on your signing date.
The Ontario Enhanced New Housing Rebate pays the 8% provincial portion of HST up to $80,000 on a new home, and it has no first-time buyer test. The federal first-time buyer GST rebate adds up to $50,000 on top for those who qualify. Both require a new build, and both require the home to be your primary residence.
The Ontario window closes March 31, 2027, and it is the signing date that counts, not the closing date. The deadline.
Land transfer tax
Shelburne is outside the City of Toronto, so you pay Ontario land transfer tax only, with no second municipal tax. Rates and the first-time buyer refund.
Getting around
Highways 10 and 89, a long drive to the GTA and no rail service.
Where to look instead
If Shelburne is where you want to be, it is worth watching, sites do come forward. In the meantime, these nearby markets have active new freehold low-rise:
- Orangeville, thin supply, roughly $724,000 to $1,400,000
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