3 active developments by Kilmer Group across Mississauga.
Kilmer Group is currently building in Mississauga, Ontario, with three projects listed on the platform. The mix spans two condominium developments and one townhome community, giving buyers a range of options within the same city.
Current projects include Brightwater Towns, Mason at Brightwater, and 42 Port Street East Condos and Townhomes. Several of these sit within or near Mississauga's waterfront area, where new master-planned communities have been reshaping the Port Credit and Lakeview corridors.
For buyers focused on Mississauga, Kilmer Group's lineup offers both the maintenance-light appeal of condominium living and the layout and outdoor space that townhomes provide. Because the projects are concentrated in one city, it's practical to compare home types, floor plans, and locations side by side before deciding.


$1,459,900 – $1,789,900

Buying pre-construction from a builder like Kilmer Group generally starts with registering your interest, which can provide earlier access to pricing and unit availability. Once you select a unit, you'll sign an agreement and pay a deposit, typically in stages tied to milestones during construction. For condominiums, there's often an interim occupancy period — when you can move in and pay occupancy fees before the building formally registers — followed by final closing, when title transfers and your mortgage begins.
In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act, during which you can cancel the purchase. This protection applies to condos, not to freehold houses, so it would cover Kilmer Group's condominium projects but not a freehold townhome. Confirm with your lawyer how it applies to the specific home you're buying.
Pre-construction purchases work differently from buying a resale home. Rather than paying the full price up front, a buyer typically secures a unit with a series of staged deposits over the construction period, which lets them commit to a home before it's built. With Kilmer Group's Mississauga projects spanning condos and townhomes, home type is one of the first things to weigh, since condominiums and townhomes tend to attract different tenant profiles and carry different ongoing costs, such as condo fees.
Before buying, evaluate local fundamentals rather than assumptions about future value: how much new supply is coming to the immediate area, how quickly comparable units are selling, and the strength of rental demand near the project. Reviewing the deposit schedule, occupancy and closing timelines, and any monthly carrying costs will give you a clearer picture of what the purchase requires over the full construction period.
Kilmer Group is building in Mississauga, Ontario, with three projects listed on the platform. The current lineup includes both condominiums and a townhome community.
Across its current Mississauga projects, Kilmer Group offers two condominium developments and one townhome community. This gives buyers a choice between condo living and townhome layouts within the same city.
Current projects include Brightwater Towns, Mason at Brightwater, and 42 Port Street East Condos and Townhomes, all in Mississauga.
Yes. In Ontario, new and pre-construction condominiums come with a 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act. This lets you cancel the purchase within that window; it applies to condos, not freehold houses.
$1,474,900 – $1,899,900
First-time buyers considering one of Kilmer Group's Mississauga projects should plan for the deposit structure of pre-construction, which is usually paid in installments over time rather than all at once. The exact amounts and schedule are set by each project, so confirm them before committing. In Ontario, well-known supports for eligible first-time buyers include the federal First-Time Home Buyers' Tax Credit and the Home Buyers' Plan for RRSP withdrawals; check current eligibility rules, as programs and amounts change.
Registering early can matter with pre-construction. Interested buyers often get first access to floor plans, pricing, and unit selection before wider release, which can be an advantage when a project has a limited number of a given home type.
Pre-construction deposits are typically paid in installments over the construction period rather than all at once. The exact amounts and schedule are set by each project, so confirm the details before signing.
That depends on your goals and the specifics of each project. Investors generally weigh home type, local supply and absorption, and rental demand, and should review deposit terms and carrying costs such as condo fees before buying.
Interim occupancy is a period on many condominium purchases when you can move in and pay occupancy fees before the building formally registers. Final closing, when title transfers and your mortgage begins, follows registration.
Registering your interest in a project often provides earlier access to floor plans, pricing, and unit selection before wider release. This can help when a project offers a limited number of a particular home type.
Yes. Well-known federal supports for eligible first-time buyers include the First-Time Home Buyers' Tax Credit and the Home Buyers' Plan for RRSP withdrawals. Eligibility rules and amounts change, so confirm the current details before you buy.