New homes & condos in Pickering

Pickering is a practical choice for buyers who want access to the lake, green space, and commuter rail. Brock Ridge is one of the neighbourhoods where our new homes are being built, and the surrounding area offers a mix of everyday conveniences and outdoor recreation.

For commuters, Pickering GO station has free customer parking, bike racks, and local Durham Region Transit connections. Metrolinx lists Pickering GO as one of the Lakeshore East Line stops in Durham Region, where service frequency was increased. Residents who take the train can connect to Toronto and other Durham stops without relying on a car for every trip.

Families will find that Pickering is served by two school boards. The Durham District School Board provides public education in Pickering, along with Ajax, Whitby, and Oshawa. The Durham Catholic District School Board also serves students in Pickering. Pickering High School, a Durham District School Board school, serves grades 9 to 12 in Ajax and Pickering. Families considering a specific school should confirm current catchment and programs directly with the board.

Outdoor space is a strong part of life here. The City of Pickering reports more than 85 parks and green spaces, including a waterfront, playgrounds, trails, and sports fields. Along Lake Ontario, about 5 of the 7.6 kilometres of waterfront is publicly accessible, and 2.7 kilometres of that is beach. Conservation areas such as Altona Forest, Claremont Nature Centre, Greenwood Conservation Area, and Petticoat Creek Conservation Park are managed by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Greenwood Conservation Area sits in both Pickering and Ajax, separated by Fifth Concession Road, so it is easy to reach from either community.

If you have questions about neighbourhoods, transit, or schools near a specific project, contact us and we will help you sort out the details.