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This Ontario rental project still planned despite sales listing (opens the original)
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The developer of a planned mid-rise rental building in Stoney Creek that has sparked local backlash says it’s committed to the project despite a listing to sell its land at a higher price after council’s recent rezoning approval. The $6.5-million listing under power of sale, at more than double an earlier asking price, comes after a majority of city politicians backed more generous land-use permissions for the 161-unit, 12-storey plan on Highway 8. âWe remain actively engaged in discussions wi
Planned 12-storey Gore Park building gets committee nod (opens the original)
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A delayed plan for apartments at the gaping site of crumbled Gore Park heritage buildings in downtown Hamilton has taken another step forward. The Hughson Business Space Corporation project received committee of adjustment approval Thursday to build up to 12 storeys on the land. The application for the park-side stretch of King Street East awaits site-plan approval and may be back before the committee for more minor variances, planning consultant Shannon Mckie said. The project calls for a new
Hamilton pursues settlement with Twenty Road West urban expansion developers (opens the original)
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Hamilton aims to settle a dispute with aspiring urban-expansion developers who have long planned to build homes off Twenty Road West as other battles for rural lands loom. The city announced Tuesday its request to the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) to pursue a settlement with the Upper West Side Landowners Group, which for years has tried to thaw Hamilton’s frozen-boundary growth policy. The conditional agreement follows the OLT’s ruling in August that sided with the Twenty Road group and two other
Hamilton has 12th highest homelessness rate amid worsening Ontario crisis, financial watchdog reports (opens the original)
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Hamilton is among large Ontario urban centres with the most people struggling with homelessness amid a crisis that’s expected to worsen but receive fewer provincial dollars in coming years, finds a new watchdog report. But adjusted for population, the city’s homelessness rate was less than that of Windsor, Brantford and London, ranking No. 12 among 47 communities the Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) examined. The FAO study found homelessness across Ontario has surged from 62,252
This Ontario community is on track to end homelessness by 2027. Can Hamilton do the same? (opens the original)
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Not too long ago, Greg Jamieson had no home. He couch-surfed, slept in a shelter, or hunkered down outside. âI was a tarp kind of person,â says Jamieson, explaining how he’d set up lean-tos around St. Thomas, his hometown in Elgin County near London, Ont. He recalls the chaos of his recent past from a bachelor pad at The Station, a 45-unit supportive-housing building Hamilton-based Indwell opened in 2023. It’s a key ingredient in St. Thomas’s effective recipe to reduce homelessness as munici
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