Willmott Dixon Starts £28m Oldham Housing Scheme
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, creating 48 new homes under the Housing Solutions Made for Windsor plan.
- Site remediation is 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, two years after the city launched its Strengthen the Core revitalization plan.
- 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 expected by early 2027.
- Chris MacLeod, owner and developer with Realty ONE Group Iconic, confirmed "all of the buildings sold to the owners who will then rent them," with marketing expected toward year-end; other planned sites include 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 of downtown progress; Mayor Dilkens emphasized ongoing safety improvements through Project Greenlight and a $500,000 Experience Windsor initiative featuring pizza festivals and Wheels Nights roller skating events.
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Willmott Dixon starts £28m Oldham housing scheme
Willmott Dixon has started work on a £28m affordable housing scheme in Oldham town centre for developer Muse and Oldham Council. The contractor will build 75 affordable homes on the former Prince Street Car Park as the first phase of the Prince’s Gate development. The… The post Willmott Dixon starts £28m Oldham housing scheme appeared first on Construction News.
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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