Developers Plan On Building 900 Residential Units On Old Dartmouth Mall Site
Nova Scotia companies Crombie REIT and Clayton Developments are partners in the development of 25 acres of land where the old Penhorn Mall once stood on Portland Street.
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Highrise On Historic Victoria Hall Property In Halifax Clears Another Hurdle
The developer has received permission from the city’s heritage committee to make substantial modifications to a historic building on Gottingen Street so a highrise can be built on the same property.
BANC Group Plans Halifax Development With 400 Apartment Units
The developer that bought the old Bloomfield Centre property in the north end says 10 percent of the units will be affordable housing, plus at least 30,000 square feet will be community and commercial space.
Fredericton Sees A Sharp Rise In Demand For Residential Building Construction
The city is welcoming up to 2,000 new immigrants per year and people seem to be gravitating to apartment living downtown, both of which are driving growth says councillor Bruce Grandy.
Halifax Can Begin Development Of New Cogswell Neighbourhood
The Halifax Regional Municipality recently completed a land swap with local real estate company Crombie, which will allow the city to begin construction in 2021.
Highrise To Replace Moffatt’s Pharmacy Building In Dartmouth
A downtown landmark will get a major makeover this year as part of a substantial development planned for the city’s core.
Federal Funding Needed For Proposed St. Vincent’s Project
The proposed project would see the old high school on Cliff Street converted into a 60-unit residence. The renovations would lead to at least 30 affordable units, according to a plan presented to city council this week.
Saint John Looking To Increase Development Fees
The fee adjustments are part of last spring’s sustainability report, which is a guiding document aimed at curbing the city’s deficit by the end of 2020.
Developer With A Track Record Buys 91 King Street In Uptown Saint John
After many false starts by developers that came before him, Percy Wilbur says he can transform the “old Woolworth’s building” into a residential complex, as he is doing on the old Gothic Arches site.
Bedford Housing And Commercial Development Put On Hold
A developer looking to construct a mixed-use building along the Bedford Highway will have to resubmit their plans for approval to Halifax Regional Municipality before work can continue.
