Western Dominion
Western Dominion
Tree-lined suburban street of homes viewed from a living room window
FOR BUYERS

Your home, in a town you already love

Full-size, newly built, and priced within reach of a local family.

Full-size, newly built, and priced within reach of a local family.

What we build

Built with the care you'd put in yourself

Single-family, duplex, and triplex homes, built with quality materials and local crews. Town demand determines the type of home build in each area.

Contact

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Single-family homes

$200,000. Three bedrooms, yard, newly built.

02

Duplexes

About 1,500 sq ft, three bedrooms, 2.5 bath, available to rent.

03

Suburban triplex builds

In-town homes close to work and school.

Architectural rendering of single-story and two-story homes along a residential street

Tour the neighborhood

Take a quick tour in your house before it's built

Look inside and out, room by room and neighborhood by neighborhood, so you know exactly what you're buying before the foundation is poured.

Take a look inside the homes we build — room by room — so you know exactly what you’re signing up for before the foundation is even poured.

Aerial view of a long row of tan and white two-story duplex homes with dark standing-seam metal roofs, white garage doors and individual concrete driveways, backing onto a bare-tree treelineA white three-unit triplex with a standing-seam metal roof and three separate covered entries, set back on a wide lawnA staged primary bedroom with a king bed, ceiling fan, barn door to the ensuite and light wood-look flooringA home under construction beside stacks of lumber and a wheel loader, with finished houses on the next lotsA row of white two-story townhomes with dark grey roofs and skirting, seen across a lawn from the roadAn open-plan living room and kitchen with vaulted ceiling, white cabinets, stainless appliances and light wood-look floorsThree single-story homes with black siding and metal roofs along a new street, each with its own driveway and mown lawnFreshly poured concrete foundations laid out on a cleared lot, with a wrapped house behind and existing apartments to the rightA finished green-sided ranch home with a black metal roof, planted front beds, an American flag by the door and a long concrete drivewayTwo-story townhomes in alternating cream and charcoal cladding with black metal roofs, garages and a shared concrete apronA long white townhome terrace with dark skirting and individual entry canopies running along a freshly paved streetA completed tan ranch home with a black pickup in the driveway, next to a neighbouring house still at the sheathing stage
Aerial view of a long row of tan and white two-story duplex homes with dark standing-seam metal roofs, white garage doors and individual concrete driveways, backing onto a bare-tree treelineA white three-unit triplex with a standing-seam metal roof and three separate covered entries, set back on a wide lawnA staged primary bedroom with a king bed, ceiling fan, barn door to the ensuite and light wood-look flooringA home under construction beside stacks of lumber and a wheel loader, with finished houses on the next lotsA row of white two-story townhomes with dark grey roofs and skirting, seen across a lawn from the roadAn open-plan living room and kitchen with vaulted ceiling, white cabinets, stainless appliances and light wood-look floorsThree single-story homes with black siding and metal roofs along a new street, each with its own driveway and mown lawnFreshly poured concrete foundations laid out on a cleared lot, with a wrapped house behind and existing apartments to the rightA finished green-sided ranch home with a black metal roof, planted front beds, an American flag by the door and a long concrete drivewayTwo-story townhomes in alternating cream and charcoal cladding with black metal roofs, garages and a shared concrete apronA long white townhome terrace with dark skirting and individual entry canopies running along a freshly paved streetA completed tan ranch home with a black pickup in the driveway, next to a neighbouring house still at the sheathing stage

What we build

Homes coming soon

Our homes tend to sell before they're finished. The last release was gone before the framing went up. Tell us where you're looking and we'll come to you first.

Our homes tend to sell before they’re finished — the last ones sold while we were still pouring the foundations. Tell us where you’re looking and we’ll come to you first.

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