Question 1

Where exactly is Bolton Place located?

Accepted Answer

Bolton Place is a new OPUS Homes master-planned community at King Street and Humber Station Road in Bolton, within the Town of Caledon, Regional Municipality of Peel, Ontario. Approximate coordinates: 43.8830° N, -79.7370° W.

Question 2

Who is the builder of Bolton Place Bolton?

Accepted Answer

Bolton Place at Caledon Station is built by OPUS Homes, an Ontario homebuilder with freehold town and detached communities across the GTA — including SouthCal in Caledon, Castle Mile in Brampton, Townsquare in Richmond Hill, and Greenwood, Seatonville and Seaton South in Pickering.

Question 3

What home types and prices are available at Bolton Place?

Accepted Answer

Bolton Place at Caledon Station offers thoughtfully designed freehold townhomes and detached homes. Pricing starts from the $700s CAD — VIP registrants receive plans and full pricing first.

Question 4

When will Bolton Place homes close?

Accepted Answer

Estimated closings at Bolton Place are in 2028, giving buyers extended deposit timelines and potential appreciation between purchase and move-in.

Question 5

Do Bolton Place homes qualify for Ontario's enhanced HST rebate?

Accepted Answer

Homes purchased at Bolton Place may qualify for Ontario's enhanced New Housing Rebate announced March 25, 2026 and confirmed in the March 26, 2026 Ontario Budget. For eligible new homes valued up to $1 million, buyers can receive up to $80,000 in provincial HST rebate plus up to $50,000 federal top-up — a combined maximum of $130,000. The rebate applies where the Agreement of Purchase and Sale is signed between April 1, 2026 and March 31, 2027; construction must begin by December 31, 2028 and be substantially complete by December 31, 2031. For homes valued $1.0M–$1.5M the provincial rebate is capped at $80,000; from $1.5M–$1.85M it phases down to $24,000; above $1.85M the previous $24,000 cap applies. Bolton Place's 2028 closings and pricing fall squarely within the eligible window — confirm eligibility with the OPUS Homes sales office and your lawyer.

Question 6

How is Bolton and Caledon growing?

Accepted Answer

Caledon's 2021 census population was 76,581, with Bolton at 26,795. Recent estimates put Caledon at approximately 93,000 residents in 2026, growing at roughly 3.3% per year. Ontario approved Caledon's updated Official Plan on October 22, 2025, and Caledon Council adopted the Bolton Secondary Plan (OPA 3) and Growth Management & Phasing OPA (OPA 7) on November 25, 2025, guiding growth to 2051. The Bolton Residential Expansion Study designated the King/Gore area for major new residential development.

Question 7

What is happening with Highway 413?

Accepted Answer

Highway 413 is a planned 59-km freeway connecting Highway 400 in York Region to Highway 401/407 ETR in Halton/Peel. The corridor was formally designated under the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act on November 27, 2025, and the Final Environmental Impact Assessment Report was published in March 2026. Early works construction has begun in areas with advanced engineering design, though there is no publicly confirmed completion date and independent analysis suggests full delivery could take a decade or more. Bolton Place sits directly in the 413 corridor benefit zone.

Question 8

Is there a GO Station coming to Bolton or Caledon?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the Caledon–Vaughan–Toronto GO Rail line (formerly the Bolton Line) is a committed provincial project. On February 6, 2025 Ontario prioritized the Bolton Line as part of GO 2.0, and an April 21, 2026 Town of Caledon Council report directed staff to advocate for an in-service date before 2041. It is a long-range project — not imminent — but confirms Bolton's position as a future transit hub.

Question 9

What schools are near Bolton Place Bolton?

Accepted Answer

Bolton is served by the Peel District School Board (English public) and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board. Nearby elementary schools include James Bolton Public School (PDSB), St. John the Baptist Elementary School and St. John Paul II Catholic Elementary School (DPCDSB). School-of-record boundaries shift with new development — confirm the assigned school using each board's official school locator (peelschools.org and dpcdsb.org) closer to occupancy.

Question 10

What amenities are near Bolton Place?

Accepted Answer

Bolton Place is minutes from SmartCentres Bolton (Walmart Supercentre, LCBO, Swiss Chalet, Mark's, ~240,000 sq ft at 150 McEwan Drive East), the Albion Bolton Community Centre (arena, library, banquet hall at 150 Queen Street South), Albion Hills Conservation Area (TRCA — trails, mountain biking, camping), Bolton Camp (254-acre TRCA heritage/community site), and the Humber River Valley. Regional healthcare is anchored by Headwaters Health Care Centre in Orangeville and Etobicoke General Hospital to the south.

Question 11

How far is Bolton Place from Toronto, Pearson Airport, and major highways?

Accepted Answer

Approximate drive times from King & Gore in Bolton: downtown Toronto 45–55 minutes via Highway 50/427 or Highway 400; Toronto Pearson International Airport 30–35 minutes via Highway 50 and Airport Rd/427; Brampton 20–25 minutes via Highway 50; Vaughan 20–25 minutes via Highway 50/427; Highway 400 approximately 20 minutes; Highway 410 approximately 20–25 minutes; Highway 427 approximately 25–30 minutes. Times are estimates and will be affected by Highway 413 delivery.

Question 12

Why buy pre-construction at Bolton Place now?

Accepted Answer

Buying at Bolton Place VIP-launch provides four advantages: (1) earliest access to best pricing and best lots; (2) extended deposit structure spread over ~2 years before 2028 closing; (3) potential eligibility for up to $130,000 in combined HST rebate savings under Ontario's 2026 enhancement; and (4) capital appreciation exposure through Bolton's growth cycle — Highway 413 construction, the future Caledon GO line, and the Bolton Secondary Plan build-out to 2051.

Question 13

How do I register for VIP access to Bolton Place?

Accepted Answer

Visit https://boltonplacecaledon.ca/register to submit your VIP registration, or contact the sales team at 289-400-0110 or info@condocircle.ca. VIP registrants receive priority access to pricing, floorplans, incentives, and lot selection ahead of the public release.

Question 14

Are Bolton Place townhomes freehold or condo?

Accepted Answer

Bolton Place townhomes are freehold — no condo fees. Buyers own the home and the land. This is true homeownership with full control over the property.

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