Minto Homes
Minto Homes is one of Canada's most established homebuilders, with a history spanning more than seven decades of residential development. As part of the Minto Group, the company has played a significant role in shaping communities across Ontario through the development of detached homes, townhomes, condominiums, and large master-planned neighbourhoods.
Developer Snapshot
- Developer: Minto Homes
- Parent Company: Minto Group
- Founded: 1955
- Headquarters: Ottawa, Ontario
- Property Types: Condos, Townhomes, Detached Homes
Key Development Regions
Key urban and suburban residential nodes including Toronto, Oakville (Oakvillage, North Oak), Markham (Union Village), and Mississauga.
Foundational home market featuring extensive master-planned communities across Ottawa, Kanata (Brookline, Arcadia), Stittsville (Abbott's Run), and Manotick (Mahogany).

The Heights of Harmony Phase 2

Anthem by Minto

East Hills Crossing Condos

Riversbend at Harmony Towns

Park & Main

The Heights of Harmony

123 Portland Condos

Parkside at Arcadia Condos

Belvedere Rise Towns

Riversbend at Harmony

The Grove Condos at Wildflower

North Oak Tower 3

Mahogany Towns

Union Village Phase 2B

Cavo Condos

The Heights of Harmony

Westshore Towns
HEIGHTS OF HARMONY
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Minto Homes?
Minto Homes is a Canadian homebuilder founded in 1955 and operating as part of the Minto Group. The company develops condominiums, townhomes, detached homes, and master-planned communities across Ontario.
Where does Minto Homes build?
Minto Homes builds in major growth markets across Ontario including Ottawa, Oakville, Markham, Toronto, Kanata, Stittsville, and Manotick.
What types of homes does Minto Homes build?
The company develops condominiums, flexible townhomes, spacious detached single-family homes, and comprehensive master-planned communities.
What are Minto Homes' current communities?
Current active communities include Oakvillage, Union Village, Mahogany, Brookline, Arcadia, and Abbott's Run, alongside future planned expansions like North Oak.