Ottawa-Based Developer & Builder

Building More Housing Where Ottawa Needs It

Antilia Homes is a real estate developer, builder,
and property manager delivering infill, modular, and
purpose-built rental housing across Ottawa. From
complex urban sites to transit-oriented
communities, we take projects from concept to
completion.

Transit-Oriented Density

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Ottawa LRT Stations

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Buildings in Pipeline

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Building in Ottawa

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Development

Site acquisition through approvals — we find, unlock, and advance complex residential development sites across Ottawa.

Construction

High-quality multi-family housing built with modern methods, including modular and off-site construction for faster, more efficient delivery.

Property Management & Investment

Long-term ownership and management of purpose-built rental communities, creating durable returns for investors and stakeholders.

Our Capabilities

A Better Way to Build

Antilia Homes integrates modular and off-site construction methods to deliver housing faster, more consistently, and at scale. Rather than treating factory-built construction as a marketing concept, we have been through the execution — working directly with manufacturers on building design, module sequencing, connection details, fire separations, and post-delivery quality. That hands- on experience has become a repeatable delivery capability.

For Ottawa’s infill and mid-density sites, modular construction means less disruption on tight urban lots, better quality control through factory assembly, and greater predictability on timeline and cost.

Major Sites. Strategic Locations. Ottawa's LRT Corridors.

Antilia controls two significant transit-oriented development sites in Ottawa — representing over three million square feet of zoned and serviced high-rise and mixed-use density potential.

At Place d’Orléans LRT station, four large parcels are entitled and ready for major purpose-built residential and mixed-use development. At our Edgeworth Avenue site, a 24-storey high-rise tower is advancing through zoning — also at an LRT station.

These are not future aspirations. They are active opportunities at two of Ottawa’s most strategically positioned transit nodes.