1502 Admirals
A Multi-Phased Development
by Songhees Nation, for Songhees Nation
The land at 1502 Admirals Road has the potential to provide 132 affordable purpose-built rental units for Songhees Members through a federally-funded Rapid Housing Initiative.
After several months of detailed planning and coordination with our experienced project team, we have now submitted not one—but two funding applications to the CMHC.
Partnership
We are honoured to be supporting the development process for this meaningful project to provide rental housing by Songhees Nation, for Songhees Nation.
Together, our thoughtful approach to collaboration will bring much needed affordable housing units for Songhees Members to Songhees Land, contributing to a thriving, resilient community. Grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Community Members, we look forward to fostering long lasting relationships and reciprocity through this partnership.
Community Updates
We have separated the development into two phases, with Phase 1 focusing on buildings located to the north, highlighted in yellow. The other two buildings will be considered in a future phase, at a date to be determined.
The Rapid Housing Initiative evaluation and notification of award is expected early Summer 2023. In the meantime, the project team will proceed with pre-construction activities so that we are prepared to begin construction if and when funding is received. As we are still very early in the development process, we will continue to share project updates via the monthly Songhees Nation newsletter.
Image showing both Phases, with Phase 1 highlighted in yellow
Our Philosophy
As an integrated team of home builders, developers and urban planners, we’re deeply committed to increasing the quality of housing—and the quality of communities—in Victoria, BC.
Approaching every project with intention and care, we aim to contribute to the built environment in a way that enhances your sense of space and your sense of place. It’s in this commitment that we strive to create a lasting impression on the cities, neighbourhoods and homes in which we build.