Investments Secures One of the Largest CMHC Loans to Deliver 856 Purpose-Built Rental Homes in Toronto’s West End
Summary
By aligning our development strategy with housing priorities at every level, we are able to access high-quality financing solutions that enhance project performance and reduce long-term risk. A share of units will meet full accessibility standards under the Rick Hansen framework.These features offer meaningful benefits to residents, including those with permanent or temporary disabilities, older adults, and families with young children. The design enables safe, independent movement throughout the building and supports more inclusive urban living.Designed as a Complete CommunityThe overall project is part of a broader vision to deliver long-term community value. None a new City-owned community hub and daycare on the first two floors of the former Kent School building None an 8-storey building with 56 purpose-built units to be conveyed to the City, exclusively for public affordable rental housing None a new bus-accessible public road that prioritizes the safe and convenient transportation for students and visitors alike None an underground pedestrian connection to the Dufferin TTC subway station Each of these elements was designed with the surrounding neighbourhood in mind. Its the kind of multi-unit housing Toronto needs very badly, and we are thrilled that we were able to help support that vision, says Barry Gidney, AVP, Commercial, First National Financial LP.Hazelviews integrated investment and development platform allows us to execute large-scale projects with alignment from concept through operations.