Oxford Breaks Ground on $750 Million Rental Development to Deliver First Major Purpose-Built Housing Project in Scarborough in over a Generation
SCARBOROUGH, TORONTO, ONTARIO, JUL 14 – The project includes 1,285 rental units, with 21% designated affordable, supported by a $650 million federal loan to address Toronto's housing shortage, officials said.
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Oxford breaks ground on $750 million rental development in Scarborough - On-Site Magazine
Oxford executives Steve Nightingale, Sherif Masood, Tyler Seaman, Liz Murphy, Daniel Fournier, Lena Choi, Alysha Valenti along with the Honourable MP Michael Coteau, City of Toronto councillor and deputy mayor for Scarborough, Paul Ainslie and MP David Smith break ground on Alta, Scarborough’s first major purpose-built rental development in over a generation. (CNW Group/Oxford Properties) Oxford Properties Group has broken ground on Scarborough,…
Federal government loans $650M to build nearly 1,300 rental units near Scarborough Town Centre
The federal government is providing a $650-million loan to support the construction of 1,285 new rental units in Scarborough, 268 of which will be designated as affordable housing, officials said Tuesday.
Towers Proposed on Brimley Road across from Scarborough Town Centre
Steps west of Scarborough Town Centre, Luiza Investments has submitted a proposal for a high-density mixed-use community. The application seeks to replace a low-rise industrial and commercial site with five new buildings up to 42 storeys, including retail, a new public park, and POPS (Privately-Owned Publicly-accessible Space). It would be located about a 22-minute walk from the future Scarborough Centre station, now under construction as part o…
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