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Concrete poured at Summerland housing facility site

Turning Points Collaborative Society poured concrete on May 28 for a 60-unit housing facility at 13204 Henry Avenue in Summerland.
This project began after demolishing the former church building early in 2025 on land identified by the Summerland Food Bank over eight years ago.
The five-story building will include 30 percent market rentals, 50 percent income-geared units, 20 percent fixed-income units, and a parkade with 57 vehicle and six motorcycle stalls.
The $24.2 million project, allowed by a February building permit and supported by a $547,000 municipal grant, will house families, seniors, and people with disabilities but is not an emergency shelter or addiction treatment site.
The development addresses Summerland’s lack of family housing and combined demographic support, filling a local housing gap identified by Turning Points Collaborative Society.

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