Claridge Homes
9 active developments by Claridge Homes across Kanata, Ottawa, Stittsville, Fort Lauderdale.
Claridge Homes currently has 9 active projects on the platform, spread across Ottawa, Kanata, Stittsville and Fort Lauderdale. Most of the activity is in the Ottawa area, with one market outside Ontario in Florida.
Among the listings, the home types identified are condominiums and townhomes: two condo projects and one townhome project are categorized by type. Sample projects include Iron Valley, 3000 Waterside, Claridge Moon, River's Edge, Lilythorne and Alta Vista Quarters. Pricing and availability vary by project, so check each listing for current details.
Because the projects span urban Ottawa, suburban communities such as Kanata and Stittsville, and a Florida market, buyers can compare quite different settings from one builder. Rules for deposits and buyer protection differ by location and home type, so confirm what applies to the specific project you are considering.
Bridlewood Trails
From $539,900
Copperwood Estate
From $591,900
Iron Valley
Lilythorne
From $699,900
Alta Vista Quarters
River's Edge
From $758,900
Westwood
Claridge Moon
From $459,000
3000 Waterside
$950,000 – $3,500,000
Buying a Claridge Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buyers typically register their interest, receive early access to floor plans and pricing, and then sign an agreement with an initial deposit, followed by further deposits on set dates. Many projects move to interim occupancy before final closing, when the building is livable but title has not yet transferred; occupancy payments may apply during this period. Final closing happens when the unit is registered and the balance is paid.
In Ontario, new pre-construction condos carry a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This does not apply to freehold houses, so townhome buyers should have a lawyer review their agreement before signing.
For investors: what to evaluate
Pre-construction purchases typically let a buyer secure a unit with a staged deposit schedule rather than the full price upfront, with the balance due at closing, often some time after signing. That gap can be a benefit, but it also means market conditions, financing and rents may change before you take possession.
When evaluating a Claridge project, look at the local supply of similar new units, likely rental demand in that neighbourhood, and how the home type (condo or townhome) fits that demand. Review the deposit schedule, estimated occupancy date, expected fees and the rent-versus-carrying-cost picture. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns; run your own numbers and consult a lawyer and advisor.
For first-time buyers
Plan for a deposit that is paid in stages over the build period rather than all at once, and confirm the exact schedule in the agreement of purchase and sale. You will also need to budget for closing costs and to qualify for a mortgage closer to completion. In Ontario, well-known programs such as the federal First Home Savings Account and the Home Buyers' Plan may help with saving; eligibility rules apply, so verify the current details.
Registering early can matter because pre-construction projects often release units in phases, and registrants usually hear about floor plans and pricing first. Registering is generally not a commitment to buy.
Common questions
How many Claridge Homes projects are listed?
There are 9 active Claridge Homes projects on the platform right now.
Where is Claridge Homes building?
Listings are in Ottawa, Kanata, Stittsville and Fort Lauderdale.
What types of homes does Claridge offer?
The categorized listings include condominiums (two projects) and townhomes (one project).
Which Claridge projects can I browse?
Examples include Iron Valley, 3000 Waterside, Claridge Moon, River's Edge, Lilythorne and Alta Vista Quarters.
Is there a cooling-off period on Ontario pre-construction condos?
Yes. Ontario provides a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period for new condos under the Condominium Act. It does not apply to freehold houses.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposits are paid in stages and the amounts vary by project. Check the deposit schedule on each listing or in the agreement of purchase and sale.
Are these homes good for investors?
It depends on the project, the local supply, rental demand and your carrying costs. Evaluate each one individually; no returns are guaranteed.
Why register before launch?
Registrants usually get early access to pricing and floor plans as units are released in phases.