The Bogart Hills
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A new City Park community of townhomes and single-family homes in Newmarket, where your budget still buys a full house and a yard less than an hour north of Toronto.
The Bogart Hills is a new City Park community coming to Newmarket, at 123 John Street. It brings together townhomes and single-family homes, which is a rare mix this far into York Region's north end. If you want a real house with a front door and a yard, and you'd rather stay close to the 404 and the GO line than move hours away, this one is worth watching.
This page pulls together everything known so far about the project, the builder, and the area around it. Pricing and floor plans have not been released yet. Fill in the form and you'll get them as soon as they come out, along with anything else City Park shares about the community.
About The Bogart Hills
The Bogart Hills is a new community from City Park, planned for 123 John Street in Newmarket, Ontario. It's a mixed collection of townhomes and single-family homes, which gives you a few ways to buy into the same street. The project is coming soon, so a lot of the details are still on the way.
- Home types: townhomes and single family homes in one community.
- Starting price: not yet released by the builder.
- Status: coming soon, with early details still being finalized.
- Location: 123 John Street in Newmarket, north of Toronto along the Highway 404 and Yonge Street corridor.
- Occupancy: no date announced yet.
Life in Newmarket
Newmarket sits about 45 minutes north of Toronto, and it has kept a small town centre while growing around it. Main Street South is the heart of it, lined with brick storefronts, cafes, restaurants and the Riverwalk Commons where people skate in winter and sit by the water in summer. The Bogart Hills is at 123 John Street, close to that older part of town.
- Who lives here: families, long time locals and commuters who want more space north of the city.
- Getting around: Highway 404 and Yonge Street run north and south, with GO train service to Union from the Newmarket station.
- Close by: Upper Canada Mall, Southlake Regional Health Centre, and trails along the East Holland River.
- Everyday feel: quieter streets, mature trees, and a walkable downtown you can actually spend an afternoon in.
Getting Around Newmarket
Newmarket sits along Highway 404, which runs south into Toronto and connects to Highway 407 and the 401. Davis Drive and Yonge Street are the main east west and north south routes through town, and both carry York Region Transit buses.
- GO Train service: The Newmarket GO station is on the Barrie line, with trains south to Union Station in downtown Toronto.
- Viva Blue rapidway: Runs along Yonge Street with dedicated bus lanes, linking Newmarket to Richmond Hill and the Finch subway station.
- Driving south: Highway 404 gets you to Markham and North York, then the 401 for the rest of the GTA.
- Everyday errands: Upper Canada Mall, Southlake hospital, and Main Street shops are all within town.
What's Around You in Newmarket
Newmarket keeps most of daily life close by. You get a walkable historic main street, big-box shopping along Yonge and Davis, and a long stretch of green space running through the middle of town. It's a full town, not a commuter pocket, so groceries, schools, and weekend plans are all a short drive.
- Parks and trails: Fairy Lake and the Tom Taylor Trail give you water, shade, and a paved path through the heart of town.
- Shopping close by: Upper Canada Mall sits at Yonge and Davis, with plenty of plazas and grocery stores nearby.
- Main Street Newmarket: Restaurants, cafes, and small shops in a preserved 19th century streetscape.
- Recreation and care: The Magna Centre has arenas and a pool, and Southlake Health is in town.
About the Builder | City Park
City Park is the builder behind The Bogart Hills in Newmarket. Here they're putting together a mix of townhomes and single family homes, which is a low rise approach that fits the scale of the surrounding streets. Details on the community are still being finalized.
- What they're building: townhomes and single family homes in one planned community.
- Where it sits: 123 John Street in Newmarket, in York Region, north of Toronto.
- Where things stand: the project is listed as coming soon, and pricing has not been released.
- Doing your homework: you can look up any Ontario builder's record on the Tarion and HCRA public registries.
Pricing at The Bogart Hills
City Park has not released pricing for The Bogart Hills yet. That means no starting price, no floor plan price list, and no deposit structure so far. What is known is the mix: a collection of townhomes and single family homes in Newmarket, north of Toronto along the Highway 404 and Yonge Street corridor.
- What is public: the community, the builder, and the home types.
- Still to come: starting prices, deposit terms, and any first release offers.
- Who it tends to suit: buyers who want ground level space and a shorter drive than the downtown core asks for.
- Timing matters: early releases usually open to registered buyers first.
Register to get the full price list first.
The Homes
The Bogart Hills is a mix of townhomes and single family homes in Newmarket. That gives you two clear paths: a townhome if you want a lower price of entry and less upkeep, or a detached home if you want more room and a yard of your own. City Park has not released bedroom counts, sizes, or prices yet.
- Townhomes explained: a home attached to its neighbours on one or both sides, with its own front door and its own floors from top to bottom.
- Good for a first move: townhomes usually cost less than detached, so your money goes further on your first place.
- Room to grow: single family homes suit a young family that needs bedrooms and outdoor space.
- Floor plans: not out yet. Registrants see them first.
Top 5 Reasons to Look at The Bogart Hills
The Bogart Hills is a City Park project coming to 123 John Street in Newmarket. Here are five reasons it's worth watching while details are still being finalized.
- Ground-related homes: This is a collection of townhomes and single-family homes, so you get your own front door and yard space instead of a shared corridor.
- Newmarket value: Homes north of Toronto often give you more room for the money than the same budget buys closer to the core, which makes this a smart place to start looking.
- Easy Highway 404 access: Newmarket sits right on the 404, so drives south toward Markham and Toronto stay simple.
- GO train service: The Barrie line runs through Newmarket, giving you a rail option to Union Station.
- Get in early: Pricing hasn't been released yet, so following now puts you ahead of the first release.
How Buying Pre Construction Works in Ontario
Buying before a home is built follows a steady path. You sign up early, review the details when they come out, choose a home at launch, then pay your deposit in stages while the build moves ahead. Here is the usual order of things.
- Register first: you get the price list, floor plans and launch details as the builder releases them.
- Pick at launch: you choose your home and sign an agreement of purchase and sale.
- Deposit timing: paid in set amounts over months, not all at once on day one.
- Lawyer review: a real estate lawyer reads the agreement with you before you are locked in.
After that, you wait through construction and get ready for closing. Pricing and occupancy for The Bogart Hills have not been released yet.
Why Register Early
The Bogart Hills is still in its coming soon stage, so pricing has not been released and no floor plans are public yet. Registering just means you hear from City Park when that changes, ahead of the general public.
- First look at numbers: you get the price list and floor plans when they are released, before they go out widely.
- Better pick of units: early registrants choose from the full mix of townhomes and single family homes at launch, while the most wanted lots and layouts are still open.
- Launch details in advance: dates, times and how to book an appointment reach you first, so you have time to plan.
- No commitment: registering costs nothing and holds you to nothing.
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Floor plans
The Bogart Hills in Newmarket will offer townhomes and single family homes. Floor plans are not released yet. Register to get them as soon as they are.
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Site plan
The Bogart Hills site plan in Newmarket has not been released yet. Learn what a site plan shows, why lot position matters, and how to register for it.
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Prices
The Bogart Hills prices in Newmarket, Ontario by City Park. Pricing is not yet released. Register to get the price list as soon as it comes out.
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Neighbourhood
An area guide to Newmarket around The Bogart Hills by City Park. Commuting on Highway 404 and GO, plus parks, schools, Main Street and daily shopping.
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Frequently asked questions
How much are prices at The Bogart Hills?
Prices have not been released yet. City Park will publish them closer to launch, and Newmarket generally gives you more square footage for your money than most spots closer to Toronto.
Where is The Bogart Hills located?
The address is 123 John Street, Newmarket, Ontario. Newmarket sits in York Region along the Highway 404 and Yonge Street corridor, north of Aurora and Richmond Hill.
When does The Bogart Hills launch?
The project is listed as coming soon. A launch date has not been announced.
Who is the builder?
The Bogart Hills is being built by City Park.
What types of homes are being built?
It is a mixed community with a collection of townhomes and single-family homes. The number of storeys and the total unit count have not been published.
Are the site plan and floor plans available?
The builder has not released the site plan or floor plans yet. Sizes and layouts will come out with the launch information.
How do deposits work on a new build like this?
The deposit structure for The Bogart Hills has not been released. On new construction in Ontario, deposits are usually paid in stages over several months rather than all at once, and the exact schedule comes from the builder.
Is this a good fit for first-time buyers or investors?
Townhomes and single-family homes in Newmarket tend to draw both first-time buyers looking for space and investors who want a family rental near Highway 404 and the GO line. Without prices or floor plans, the numbers cannot be run yet, so it is worth registering for updates and comparing once details are out.
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Get available floor plans, pricing and details.