Is 180 Towns freehold or condo?

180 Towns is freehold, so buyers own the land and the building outright. There is no condominium corporation and no standard monthly fee.

Who is building 180 Towns?

180 Towns is being built by Icon Homes and Dash Developments in Newtonbrook, Toronto.

How much do homes at 180 Towns cost?

Listed prices run $929,990 to $1,449,990 across 8 floor plans covering 1,350 to 1,975 sq ft. Lot premiums, elevation upgrades and optional layouts are quoted separately.

What is the deposit structure at 180 Towns?

The published schedule is: $20,000 on signing; $20,000 at 30 days; $20,000 at 90 days; $20,000 at 180 days; $20,000 at 300 days; $20,000 at 365 days; Balance to 15% on occupancy. Terms are set by the builder and change between phases.

Does 180 Towns qualify for the Ontario HST rebate?

180 Towns can qualify. The Ontario Enhanced New Housing Rebate covers agreements signed between April 1, 2026 and March 31, 2027, pays up to $80,000 of the provincial HST and has no first-time buyer test. At $929,990 the Ontario rebate is worth about $74,399, and a first-time buyer could add roughly $46,499 federally. The home must be the primary residence of the buyer or a relation, and CRA determines eligibility. The advertised prices here are already net of that rebate, so a buyer who does not qualify pays the difference at closing.

When is occupancy at 180 Towns?

Occupancy is listed for 2027. Builder dates are tentative and commonly move; the binding dates are in your agreement and the Tarion addendum.

Newtonbrook, Toronto

180 Towns

Icon Homes · Dash Developments

180 Towns is a townhome community by Icon Homes and Dash Developments at 180 Drewry Avenue in Newtonbrook, Toronto. Freehold homes from 1,350 to 1,975 sq ft priced $929,990 to $1,449,990 across 8 floor plans. Launched April 29th, 2026.

Freehold rear-lane and traditional towns inside the City of Toronto
1,350 to 1,975 sq ft
Walking distance to Yonge Street and the Finch corridor
Seven of eight plans available
2027 occupancy

The only new freehold low-rise tracked on this site inside the City of Toronto, and that location changes the closing-cost arithmetic more than anything else on the page.

Toronto charges a municipal land transfer tax on top of the provincial one, at broadly the same rates, so you pay it twice. On a $1,449,990 home that is roughly $25,500 provincially plus $25,500 municipally, about $51,000 in cash on closing. It cannot be financed into the mortgage. Full rates.

The deposit is the other thing to go in with your eyes open about. Six payments of $20,000 and then the balance to 15% on occupancy is roughly $217,000 on the largest plan. Tarion’s freehold deposit protection caps at $100,000, so well over $100,000 would sit outside warranty coverage. Fifteen per cent is high for freehold; ten is the norm. This is a conversation to have with your lawyer before signing, not after.

Prices are quoted net of the enhanced rebate. The band straddles $1,000,000, so an entry plan gets the full 8% Ontario rebate while the top plan is capped at the flat $80,000 and has almost no federal rebate left. How the bands work.

Pricing and your rebate position

Listed prices run $929,990 to $1,449,990 across 8 floor plans. Assuming you qualify, here is what the current programs are worth at each end:

	At $929,990	At $1,449,990
Ontario ENHR (no first-time buyer test)	$74,399	$80,000
Federal rebate (first-time buyers only)	$46,499	$5,001

Read the price list carefully. The advertised prices are stated net of the enhanced HST rebate, meaning they assume you qualify and assign the rebate to the vendor at closing. If you do not qualify, or the rebate is reduced, you are responsible for the difference at closing in certified funds. How net-of-rebate pricing works.

Location

180 Towns is at 180 Drewry Avenue in Newtonbrook, Toronto.

Deposit structure

$20,000 on signing
$20,000 at 30 days
$20,000 at 90 days
$20,000 at 180 days
$20,000 at 300 days
$20,000 at 365 days
Balance to 15% on occupancy

Set by the builder and subject to change. Tarion protects a freehold deposit up to $100,000. How that works

Current incentives

Price discounts

Incentives are withdrawn and changed without notice, and must be written into an amendment to be binding.

Registered buyers

What I can send you on 180 Towns

Everything above is on this page for anyone to read, and it stays that way. What follows is the builder's own material, which is released to registered buyers rather than published:

All 8 floor plans, 1,350 to 1,975 sq ft, with room dimensions
The lot-by-lot price list, including the premiums that are not in the starting price
Separate price lists from Icon Homes, Dash Developments, so you can compare them side by side
Release dates as the builder confirms them
Registering commits you to nothing. You get the material and a straight read on it.

180 Towns, common questions

Is 180 Towns freehold or condo?: 180 Towns is freehold, so buyers own the land and the building outright. There is no condominium corporation and no standard monthly fee.
Who is building 180 Towns?: 180 Towns is being built by Icon Homes and Dash Developments in Newtonbrook, Toronto.
How much do homes at 180 Towns cost?: Listed prices run $929,990 to $1,449,990 across 8 floor plans covering 1,350 to 1,975 sq ft. Lot premiums, elevation upgrades and optional layouts are quoted separately.
What is the deposit structure at 180 Towns?: The published schedule is: $20,000 on signing; $20,000 at 30 days; $20,000 at 90 days; $20,000 at 180 days; $20,000 at 300 days; $20,000 at 365 days; Balance to 15% on occupancy. Terms are set by the builder and change between phases.
Does 180 Towns qualify for the Ontario HST rebate?: 180 Towns can qualify. The Ontario Enhanced New Housing Rebate covers agreements signed between April 1, 2026 and March 31, 2027, pays up to $80,000 of the provincial HST and has no first-time buyer test. At $929,990 the Ontario rebate is worth about $74,399, and a first-time buyer could add roughly $46,499 federally. The home must be the primary residence of the buyer or a relation, and CRA determines eligibility. The advertised prices here are already net of that rebate, so a buyer who does not qualify pays the difference at closing.
Where is 180 Towns located?: 180 Towns is at 180 Drewry Avenue in Newtonbrook, Toronto, Ontario.
When is occupancy at 180 Towns?: Occupancy is listed for 2027. Builder dates are tentative and commonly move; the binding dates are in your agreement and the Tarion addendum.