This development will consist of two towers, expected to rise between five to 12 storeys high. The proposal will house a total of 567 condominium units and three levels of below grade-level parking.

The Wilmot Condos is proposed to be an elegant mid-rise condo bringing elevation to a mostly low-rise neighbourhood. The proposal consists of two residential buildings fronting onto Eighth Line and Dundas Street East and will feature a central courtyard. The towers should rise between 5 and 12 storeys and will feature varied elevations to ensure privacy from the public realm.

The combined unit count will total 562 condominium dwellings with a wide range of housing opportunities and a variety of unit types and sizes. The units will be available in 366 1-bedroom units, 168 2-bedroom units and 28 3-bedroom units.

The Wilmot Condos will be located in Halton Region’s rapidly growing town, Oakville. The site will sit right at the entrance near Trafalgar and Dundas. Investors can expect major growth from Oakville in the coming years as the city has many government and city implemented plans and goals.

In 2016 Oakville’s population clocked in at 193,832 residents, a 6.2% increase since 2011. This growth has outpaced that of Toronto, which only grew by 4.5% over the same time period. It’s estimated that by 2031, that number will grow to approximately 255,000 people.
Oakville is a family-oriented suburban region, with lots of growth potential. This area is traditionally regarded as a place full of low-rise detached housing. Detached homes accounted for 91% of home sales last year, followed by farms with 6% and rural homes at 3%. But as we so often see the condominium trend is slowly making its way into the town.

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