Burlington Partners with Developers to Meet 2050 Housing Target
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
Burlington is updating its housing strategy with a long-term target of adding roughly 7,000 housing units by 2050. The city is working with private developers and organizations like CEDO to achieve this goal. The strategy involves large redevelopment projects, duplexes, and infill housing.
From mynbc5.com
Why it matters
The city stated that it cannot build 7,000 homes alone, requiring a combination of public investment and private sector participation. This strategy aims to increase housing supply across the city.
From mynbc5.com
Who's involved
- BurlingtonCity implementing the housing strategy and partnering with developers
- CEDOOrganization partnering with Burlington on housing projects
- Emma Mulvaney-StanakMayor of Burlington, overseeing the housing strategy
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The entities involved
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Burlington
city in Halton Region, Ontario, Canada
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CEDO
Organization
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