WINDSOR, ONT. — The City of Windsor in Ontario has released a list of four municipal properties that have been identified to make shovel-ready for residential development.
The announcement forms part of the City’s Housing Solutions Made for Windsor plan. In 2023, the city began a process to review municipal lands throughout the community that could support developments aimed at increasing the supply of housing in the city. That review identified several properties with “significant and immediate potential for development” covering all types of housing needs, including affordable housing and missing middle housing, stated a recent release.
Municipal lands identified for development include the following sites:
- Former Lowe Secondary School site – 874 Giles Boulevard East
- Caron Avenue Parking Lot
- Pelissier Street Parking Lot
- Roseland Clubhouse and Parking Lot – 455 Kennedy Drive.
Council met in camera on Feb. 12 to review and form consensus on the current list representing the first group of properties that are best suited and furthest along in the planning process.
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