Each of Victoria’s neighbourhoods have their own distinct personality and housing data. Take a deep dive into a few of our city’s communities to analyze their respective housing, population, density and greenspace trends over the years.
68% of Victoria's residential land is zoned for single-family housing.
This interactive map captures property development data as it relates to housing in Victoria, BC (2011-2018)
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Inclusionary Zoning’s Wile E. Coyote Moment
US / May 2019
cityobservatory.org
Video: Invisible Walls Shutting You Out?
US / May 2019
sightline.org
How Market Rate Housing Increases Affordability
US / March 2019
cityobservatory.org
Real Estate 'Supply Skeptics' Have It All Wrong
Canada / March 2019
business.financialpost.com
Vancouver Wants Single-Family Neighbourhoods to 'Make Room' for More People
Vancouver / June 2018
thestar.com
If you couldn’t tell by now, we’re passionate about urbanism. Building something just for the sake of building isn’t good enough, which is why our projects are based on data, research and the housing needs of our communities.