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Ivy Rouge Towns

Address

Oakville

Occupancy

2027

Starting From

$1.1 Million

Units / Storeys

TBA

Ivy Rouge Towns

Address

Oakville

Occupancy

2027

Starting From

$1.1 Million

Units / Storeys

TBA

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Project Overview

Oakville’s current population of approximately 225,000 people is set to significantly increase over the next 30 years as the Halton Region’s goal is to grow the population to over 1.1 Million People, which is an 85% increase from 2021. Jobs within the region are set to grow to 500,000 making it a place to truly live, work and play. It is estimated that Halton will need over 90,000 new housing units by 2031 but will have a shortfall of over 35,000 homes. This will drive up demand and lead to increases in both real estate values and rental rates!*

Quick Facts

Developer

Caivan Communities

From

$1.1 Million

Occupancy

2027

Address

Burnhamthorpe Rd E & Sixth Line, Oakville

Storeys/Suites

TBA

Unit Types

2 & 3-Storey Towns, Semis, 35’ & 41’ Detached Homes

Suite Size

1,702 – 3,508 sq ft

Maintenance Fees

TBA/sqft

Highlights
  • Rare Investment Opportunity in Canada's Largest Waterfront Development
  • 3 storey Lakeside Townhomes
  • Prime Waterfront Mississauga Location
  • Developed by Caivan Communities
  • Positioned within the broader Lakeview Village waterfront redevelopment
  • Recreation including waterfront activities, biking trails, and outdoor experiences
  • Future cultural and entertainment amenities planned within the district
Location & Neighbourhood
  • Its proximity to the Uptown Core Bus Terminal and GO Train stations attracts commuters and families.
  • The region has several shops, restaurants, golf courses, schools, parks, and paths.
  • Its close proximity to important routes for transit, such as the QEW, Highways 403, and 407
  • Easy access to public transportation, including as GO Train stations and the Uptown Core Bus Terminal
  • Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital is conveniently close.
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