The Block on Clair Prices

A price that says "from $500,000" is the lowest price in the current release. It usually belongs to a certain plan or location in the project. Other homes may be priced higher based on layout, size, or where they sit on the site.

• Entry point: $500,000 is where prices begin, not what every home costs.
• Home type: every listed home is a 2-bedroom townhouse.
• Full range: the complete price list shows each plan and its price.
• Best first step: register so the price list reaches you early.

At this price you're getting a new townhouse from an established Ontario builder in a growing city. South Guelph gives you quick access to the Hanlon Expressway, which links to Highway 401 for trips toward the rest of the region. That makes it a smart first move for a lot of buyers.

• New build: you start fresh in a home no one has lived in.
• Two bedrooms: space for a home office, a guest room, or a growing family.
• Road access: the Hanlon connects you to the 401.
• Local builder: Reid's Heritage Homes has built in Guelph for years.

New projects usually sell in phases. The first release often has the best prices, and later releases tend to cost more as homes sell and the project moves forward. Buying early often gets you the widest pick of plans too.

• First release: usually the lowest prices and most choice.
• Later releases: prices often go up as fewer homes remain.
• Plan selection: popular layouts can sell out in the early rounds.
• Early access: registered buyers usually hear about new releases first.

Some details for The Block on Clair are still to come. The builder has not released these yet, and they'll be shared with registered buyers as soon as they're out.

• Full price list: prices for each plan and location.
• Deposit structure: the builder has not released this yet.
• Occupancy date: the builder has not released this yet.
• Project size: the number of homes and storeys are not out yet.