Affordable living in Northwestern Ontario
New homes in Ignace, built to last.
Now selling on Robinson Crescent and Tapsay Street. Own one of our exclusive 25 lots. Four are available now.
Coming soon: a land lease community at Davy Lake.
Small-town living, within reach.
Ignace sits on the Trans-Canada Highway in Northwestern Ontario, a small town surrounded by lakes and forest, with plenty of room to breathe. On the quiet streets just south of Davy Lake, Revita Communities is building affordable new homes made to last.
They are designed for working families, newcomers starting jobs in town and retirees ready to downsize. Choose from two-, three- and four-bedroom models, all available fully furnished and move-in ready.
- LocationRobinson Crescent, Tapsay Street and Boon Street, just south of Davy Lake
- Lot sizeAbout 50 × 100 ft
- HousingFor year-round living, seasonal use or your staff
- OwnershipFreehold
- DeveloperRevita Communities
Twenty-five addresses, one community.
Our 25 homesites are on Robinson Crescent, Tapsay Street and Boon Street. Four are available now. Pricing and plans for the rest will be posted here as each home is released.
Select any homesite to request info about it.
Robinson Crescent 13 homesites
- 97Robinson CrescentAvailable
- 99Robinson CrescentAvailable
- 103Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 105Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 107Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 109Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 124Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 125Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 126Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 127Robinson CrescentAvailable
- 128Robinson CrescentIn planning
- 129Robinson CrescentAvailable
- 130Robinson CrescentIn planning
Tapsay Street 11 homesites
- 99Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 102Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 104Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 108Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 110Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 111Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 112Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 113Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 114Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 116Tapsay StreetIn planning
- 135Tapsay StreetIn planning
Boon Street 1 homesite
- 66Boon StreetIn planning
Where the homesites are
All 25 homesites are in town, on the quiet streets just south of Davy Lake.
Open in Google MapsSite progress Fall 2026
The bases for the first homes are in place. Homes are arriving before the snow falls in 2026.
Home models 4 models
Two-, three- and four-bedroom homes, each with two bathrooms. Every model can be delivered fully furnished and move-in ready.
Homes start from $234,999. Contact us for details and availability.
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 1,043 sq ft
- Home size
- 15’4″ × 68′
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 1,165 sq ft
- Home size
- 15’4″ × 76′
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 1,165 sq ft
- Home size
- 15’4″ × 76′
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 1,165 sq ft
- Home size
- 15’4″ × 76′
Built for the north
- Zone 2 insulation: R-60 roof, R-24 walls, R-31 floor
- Triple-glazed Low-E windows
- 70 lb ground snow-load roof package
- High-efficiency two-stage gas furnace
- Stainless steel kitchen appliances
- 200-amp electrical service
Features listed for the Cypress Creek, Arlington and Austin.
Renderings for illustration. Final home, colours, specifications and site setup may vary.
Ignace, right outside the door.
Beaches, provincial parks, waterfalls and canoe routes, all within a short drive. This is the part of Ontario people drive eight hours to visit.
Agimak Beach
Sand, shallow water and a long northern afternoon, five minutes from the front door.
Sandbar Lake Provincial Park
Beach, campground and quiet trails through jack pine, just north of town on Highway 599.
Ontario Parks
Raleigh Falls
Whitewater over Canadian Shield rock. A short drive west and one of the best picnic spots around.
Paddling & Fishing
Canoe the local river loops, drop a line at first light, and be home before the black flies notice.
The Dennis Smyk Heritage Centre
Local history, logging and railway heritage, and the story of the Trans-Canada through Ignace.
Visitor info
Winter in the North
Sled trails, ice fishing and northern lights. The season people move here for.
A town with jobs on the way.
Ignace is set to grow. The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is opening its Centre of Expertise in town, and its repository project will bring long-term jobs to the area. More people are coming, and Ignace needs more homes for new workers, young families and long-time residents ready to downsize.
Employees planned at the NWMO Centre of Expertise, opening in Ignace in 2028.
Long-term jobs expected in Ignace once the NWMO repository is running. Building it is expected to employ about 600 people for 10 years.
Proposed projects nearby, including Raleigh Lake lithium and Bending Lake iron, could bring even more jobs.
Job figures and timing from the NWMO. Timelines may change.
Request information.
Ask about a homesite, a home model or housing for your team, and we will get back to you with plans, pricing and availability. No obligation, no pressure.
- Updates
The next community from Revita Communities
A land lease community at Davy Lake.
We are aiming for affordable, turnkey homes and building a great community. Join the list to hear first as plans come together.
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Revita Communities in Ignace.
Building housing for the people powering Ignace’s growth.
About Revita
Revita’s mission is to create affordable housing for Canadians through pragmatic solutions that help address Canadian communities’ housing shortages.
Ignace is a natural fit for this mission: a community with real workforce housing needs and a Township ready to grow.
Our commitment to Ignace
Revita’s investment in Ignace has two parts:
- Workers’ housing. Revita has acquired 25 lots to develop housing for the growing local workforce, helping the Township meet demand from major employers as Ignace’s population expands.
- Affordable housing. More information to come.
Growing with Ignace
Ignace is planning for the future. The Township is working to strengthen the local economy and make room for new jobs, new businesses and the families that come with them.
Our homes are exactly the kind of new housing the Township wants to see: homes for the people whose work is powering Ignace’s growth, close to their jobs and part of a growing community.
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