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Home/Landowners

For Landowners

Turn idle land into Ontario's most attainable housing.

We partner with Ontario landowners to develop 55+ modular housing communities scaled to the site. You contribute the land. We bring the manufacturer relationships, the financing model, the operating playbook, and the buyers. Net result: a multi-decade revenue stream from land that currently pays property tax and produces nothing.

See the Model

$3M+

annual recurring land lease revenue to you

350

homes per 100 acres (Ayron Links density)

55+

target demographic — no schools needed

15+ yrs

our partnership track record

Why this model works

Land owners win. Communities win. Buyers win.

Three constituencies aligned on a single asset. That's why municipalities approve them and buyers line up.

Multi-decade revenue stream

Land lease + community fees + asset appreciation. You retain land ownership while generating predictable income for 30+ years.

No CapEx from you

We bring the development capital, the manufacturer pipeline, and the operating team. You bring the land and approve the plan.

Municipalities support it

Property tax goes from $10K/year on vacant land to $350K+ on a 350-home community. No new schools needed — 55+ residents.

Faster build-out

Modular factory-build means homes ready in 4–6 months each. A 350-home community phases in over 3–5 years vs. 10+ for stick-built.

How a partnership comes together

From parcel to community.

Land qualification

A conversation, not a checklist. We look at parcel size, zoning, services, and market demand together — every site is different, and there's no published minimum.

Feasibility

Density study, financial model, capital structure. Joint review with you and your advisors.

Approvals

Zoning amendments, site plan, services. We lead the municipal process. Typical: 12–24 months.

Phased build

First 30–50 homes go in. Demand validates pace. Build-out continues at 50–100 homes/year.

Operate

Long-term community management. Land lease income flows to you for the duration of the asset.

Modular community on former golf course landscape in Clarington, Ontario

Active opportunity · Bowmanville, ON

Ayron Links — 350 homes on 100 acres.

A former golf course in Clarington being repositioned as Ontario's largest 55+ modular community. Equity partners include established Ontario operators. Pending municipal sign-off and final equity close.

  • $350,000+ in projected annual property tax to Clarington
  • Reshuffles existing housing stock — seniors selling family homes to young families
  • Zero new school infrastructure required
  • Modular factory-build means 5-year build-out vs. 12+ for stick-built
Aerial view of Lost Forest Park modular home community in Burlington, Ontario — rows of year-round modular homes on a wooded site

Proof of concept

A successful modular home community.

Ayron Links isn't theory. We helped convert Lost Forest in Burlington from a seasonal recreational park into a 150-home, year-round modular community — gated, all-ages, with demand that still outstrips supply. It's the model we're bringing to landowners across Ontario.

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