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Construction starts on downtown housing development
The $16.8 million project is the first housing development under Windsor’s housing plan to break ground and will add market, accessible and affordable units.
- On Monday, the City of Windsor held a groundbreaking ceremony for the $16.8 million Pelissier Park project, the first housing initiative under the Housing Solutions Made for Windsor plan creating 48 new homes.
- Site remediation is currently underway to address contamination from a former gas station on the property; Mayor Drew Dilkens confirmed the developer will submit building plans once the record of site condition is finalized.
- The development includes 32 two-bedroom townhome suites with single-car garages, eight accessible one-bedroom suites, and eight affordable one-bedroom suites, with first tenants moving in by early 2027.
- Chris MacLeod, owner and developer with Realty ONE Group Iconic, stated all buildings are sold to owners who will rent them; the broader plan also targets the former Lowe Secondary School and Roseland Golf Club parking lot.
- The city launched an annual survey available until September 7 to gauge community perceptions; Mayor Dilkens emphasized ongoing safety improvements through Project Greenlight and a $500,000 Experience Windsor initiative featuring pizza festivals and Wheels Nights roller skating.
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Groundbreaking held for long-awaited housing development next to Chukchansi Park
The project, known as the Park at South Stadium Apartments, will include more than 170 housing units in an eight-story building. According to Mayor Jerry Dyer, 70 of those units will be designated as affordable housing.
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