Cidex Group
4 active developments by Cidex Group across Calgary, Edmonton.
Cidex Group currently has four active projects on the platform, located in two Alberta cities: Edmonton and Calgary. All of the homes listed are condominiums, so buyers looking at this builder are choosing among condo units rather than a mix of detached or townhome product.
The projects listed include The HAT at Whyte, West Village Towers, The HAT at Elbow River and The HAT at Five Corners. Together they give buyers a few distinct locations to compare across the two cities, with each project having its own pricing, floor plans and timelines.
This page covers only what is currently listed. Check each project page for unit availability, pricing, deposit terms and expected completion dates, since these vary by building and can change as sales progress.
The HAT at Elbow River
The HAT at Five Corners
The HAT at Whyte
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West Village Towers
Buying a Cidex Group pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register their interest first, which may give early access to pricing and available units. After choosing a unit, the buyer signs a purchase agreement and pays a deposit, often split into several payments over the construction period.
As the building nears completion, there may be an interim occupancy period before final closing, when title transfers and the balance is due. Alberta has rules that govern new home purchases and deposit handling, but you should review the agreement and the specific protections with a lawyer before signing.
For investors: what to evaluate
Buying pre-construction usually means paying a deposit in stages and committing to a unit well before it is finished, so a buyer controls the purchase over a long period without paying the full price upfront. That structure carries risk as well: values and rents at completion may differ from today's, and closing requires full financing.
With Cidex Group's condo projects in Edmonton and Calgary, look at local supply of comparable condos, rental demand near each site, unit size and type, expected monthly fees, and how the purchase price compares with similar resale or rental units. Read the purchase agreement carefully and consider talking with a lawyer and a mortgage professional. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers should plan for a deposit that is typically paid in installments, plus closing costs and a mortgage approval that remains valid through completion. Condos can be a more accessible entry point than larger home types, though monthly condo fees need to be part of the budget.
Federal and provincial first-time buyer programs may apply to some purchases, and eligibility rules change, so confirm current details with official sources or a mortgage advisor. Registering early on a project can give you earlier access to floor plans and pricing before wider release.
Common questions
Where is Cidex Group building?
Cidex Group has four active projects on the platform, in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta.
What types of homes does Cidex Group offer?
The current listings are all condominiums.
Which Cidex Group projects are available?
Current projects include The HAT at Whyte, West Village Towers, The HAT at Elbow River and The HAT at Five Corners.
Are there Cidex Group projects in Calgary?
Yes. Cidex Group is active in Calgary as well as Edmonton. Open each project page to see its location, unit options and pricing.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposit structures vary by project and are usually paid in stages. Check the project page or the purchase agreement for the exact schedule.
Is a Cidex Group condo a good investment?
That depends on the unit, price, location, rental demand and your financing. Evaluate each project on its own and avoid relying on predictions of price growth.
What is the difference between interim occupancy and closing?
Interim occupancy lets you move in before the building is fully registered, usually with monthly occupancy payments. Final closing is when title transfers and you pay the remaining balance.
Should I get legal advice before buying?
Yes. A real estate lawyer can review the purchase agreement, explain deposit protections and outline your obligations before you sign.