The Remington Group
The Remington Group is one of the largest privately owned landholders in the Greater Toronto Area, with more than seventy-five years of experience across residential, commercial, retail and income-producing property. It is led by the third generation of the Bratty family and builds everything from three-storey townhomes to estate homes over 5,000 square feet, alongside mixed-use high-rise.
| Building since | 1940s |
|---|---|
| Head office | 7501 Keele Street, Vaughan |
| Scale | 75+ years, one of the GTA's largest private landholders |
| Builds | Low-rise communities, Estate homes, Mixed-use high-rise, Commercial and retail, Land development |
| Official site | remingtongroupinc.com |
Who is The Remington Group?
The Remington Group is a Vaughan-based land developer and builder with more than seventy-five years of history, operating from 7501 Keele Street. It is one of the largest privately owned landholders in the Greater Toronto Area.
It is led by three generations of Bratty family leadership, and works across residential, commercial, retail and income-producing property rather than homebuilding alone.
Why does being a large landholder matter?
Because land is the constraint in GTA development, and it is the part that takes longest. A company that already owns a large land bank is not competing for sites at the top of a market, and it can bring projects forward on its own timing rather than when the land becomes available.
For a buyer, that usually shows up as more coherent community planning, because the developer controls enough contiguous land to plan a whole neighbourhood rather than a single parcel.
It also means the company can afford to wait, which is a stability signal in a slow market.
What does Remington build?
A wide spread, through distinct parts of the business:
- Remington Homes builds low-rise: three-storey townhomes through to estate homes over 5,000 square feet, with premium standard finishes.
- Mixed-use high-rise, where the company describes itself as an early adopter.
- Commercial, retail and income-producing property, which it holds rather than sells.
Current residential communities include Thornhill Trails, The Valley in Woodbridge, Juniper Gate, Victory Green and Burbank Estates.
What does Remington keep in house?
An unusual amount. Its multidisciplinary team includes architects, engineers, interior designers, estimators, project managers, sales and marketing staff, and customer care specialists.
Keeping design and customer care internal matters most after closing. When warranty work is handled by employees rather than a contractor who has moved on, there is a clearer line of accountability.
How long has Remington been building?
More than seventy-five years, which places its founding in the 1940s and makes it one of the oldest development companies still active in the region.
Three generations of continuous family leadership is the more telling detail. Most family development companies do not survive the second handover intact.
What should a buyer check before buying from Remington?
Establish which part of the business you are buying from. Remington Homes low-rise and the mixed-use high-rise side are different products with different delivery risks, and the group’s seventy-five year record does not transfer automatically between them.
Because they hold income-producing property, ask what is planned on the land around your home and when. A large landholder usually knows exactly what is coming, and it will shape your street.
Then the usual: deposit schedule, what is standard versus an upgrade, lot premium, grading, and the closing timeline.
Common questions about The Remington Group
- How old is The Remington Group?
- More than seventy-five years, placing its founding in the 1940s. It is led by the third generation of the Bratty family.
- Is Remington a large landholder?
- Yes. It describes itself as one of the largest privately owned landholders in the Greater Toronto Area.
- What is Remington Homes?
- The low-rise homebuilding arm, building from three-storey townhomes to estate homes of more than 5,000 square feet.
- Does Remington build high-rise?
- Yes. It describes itself as an early adopter of mixed-use high-rise, alongside its low-rise and commercial work.
Compiled from The Remington Group’s own published material at remingtongroupinc.com and public records. We are not affiliated with The Remington Group. Last checked against source on .
The Remington Group projects
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