Kaizen
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Driving past this afternoon
King Edward Park Supportive Housing | ?m | 4s | Homeward Trust
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CplKlinger
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Five Edmonton supportive housing developments now pegged for spring opening, highlight city's $1-billion 2021 construction season
The city's longer-term goal is to build 900 supportive housing units across all areas of the city by 2024.
edmontonjournal.com
Kaizen
Senior Member
As I happened past today. Not a lot to report on here outside but I bet the interior is humming along and residents soon. All the windows are in and exterior wrapped up like a Xmas present.
Kaizen
Senior Member
from this afternoon
CplKlinger
Senior Member
As seen from the bus today.
Airboy
Senior Member
They will all look nice. I think the one just south of 137th ave next to the tracks will be the largest
Avenuer
Senior Member
Actually the Westmount PSH site is the largest at 54 units, whereas the Wellington site near 137th Ave is 50 units.
northlands
Senior Member
Has the Westmount site had their modules delivered yet? Haven’t driven by in awhile.
I have noticed this one seems the furthest along, no?
I have noticed this one seems the furthest along, no?
Avenuer
Senior Member
Yes they have the modules installed at Westmount.
Kaizen
Senior Member
I think this one is turning out pretty good
from today
from today
CplKlinger
Senior Member
"The four-storey housing site features a communal main floor for living space and wrap-around supports, like counselling and health care. There are 30 homes — each with their own kitchen and bathroom. Some are barrier-free, for those with mobility issues. They’re all either one-bedroom suites, or studios.
In the next six weeks, the city said four additional supportive housing sites will be completed. The other four are located in Inglewood, Westmount, McArthur and Terrace Heights. In addition to a safe, warm place to live, the supportive aspects of these projects include staff like counsellors, addictions workers and other health-care professionals.
The projects were fast-tracked with funding from the federal government’s Rapid Housing Initiative, and will provide a total of 210 new homes to Edmontonians who have experienced homelessness. The city said all five supportive housing developments will welcome residents later this summer.
The city said the second round of funding from the Rapid Housing Initiative will add another 243 supportive housing units in three hotel conversion projects."
globalnews.ca
In the next six weeks, the city said four additional supportive housing sites will be completed. The other four are located in Inglewood, Westmount, McArthur and Terrace Heights. In addition to a safe, warm place to live, the supportive aspects of these projects include staff like counsellors, addictions workers and other health-care professionals.
The projects were fast-tracked with funding from the federal government’s Rapid Housing Initiative, and will provide a total of 210 new homes to Edmontonians who have experienced homelessness. The city said all five supportive housing developments will welcome residents later this summer.
The city said the second round of funding from the Rapid Housing Initiative will add another 243 supportive housing units in three hotel conversion projects."
Edmonton celebrates completion of supportive housing project, 4 more on the way - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca
Construction is complete on a new supportive housing project in south Edmonton, and the city says it's the first of five projects that will be completed in the next several weeks.
globalnews.ca
bodsbods9090
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Wonder which hotels they've chosen for that? I thought I saw or read somewhere that the Coliseum Inn was one of those hotels.
_urbanite
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Coliseum Inn and The Sands Hotel
IceCreamMan
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