Discover the return of Wildflowers to Kitchener, a neighbourhood that blends urban vibrancy with suburban embrace to create a lifestyle of adventure. Enjoy family-friendly parks, everyday conveniences, nearby shopping and quick access to Highways 7, 8 and 401 for effortless living. Explore over 200 acres of forests and trails for a dose of tranquility. In a neighbourhood inspired by the Toronto-Waterloo tech corridor’s entrepreneurial spirit, Wildflowers offers diverse home options. Explore a variety of Townhomes and Detached Homes, each designed to enhance how you live. More than a home, Wildflowers is your invitation to be part of a neighbourhood shaping Kitchener’s future, from North America’s largest privately owned homebuilder.Less-

Home to over 256,000 people, Kitchener is a part of the Waterloo Region which also encompasses Waterloo & Cambridge. The Waterloo Region is expected to grow to nearly 923,000 people by the year 2051 including over 470,000 jobs. The rise in population along with the growth of the Waterloo Region will make Kitchener an even more desirable city to reside in all while increasing the demand for housing.

The city is serviced by Highway 401, Highway 8, Highway 7, the GO Transit, ION Light Rail Transit and the Grand River Transit - connecting you to everywhere you need to go with ease. The Waterloo Region is also home to World Class Post Secondary Institutes such as the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College -- when combined are home to over 95,000 students.

Kitchener has been experiencing tremendous growth. It is estimated that the region will need over 70,800 new homes by the year 2031, but will only be able to deliver an estimated 54,000 leaving a shortage of nearly 17,000 homes. This will lead to increased demand which will put upwards pressure on real estate values and rent prices.