Development Projects

125 new affordable homes will help families and people in need in Burnaby.

The Cedar Place project is an innovative partnership between the province and private sector that has replaced an aging social housing development with new affordable housing, and will provide new affordable housing for seniors.

BC Housing and the City of Burnaby recognize the need for more affordable housing in Burnaby and are working in partnership to expand and revitalize the affordable housing stock. The Hall Tower buildings will be redeveloped to increase the amount of affordable housing

100 units of new low- and moderate-income rental housing coming to Coquitlam.

The Province of British Columbia is entrusted to develop a plan for a renewed Riverview in consultation with various groups. For more information, visit the Renewing Riverview website.

Snuneymuxw First Nation, BC Housing, City of Nanaimo and Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools – collectively known as the Knowledge Partners – have joined in partnership to realize the comprehensive land use planning and development of the properties at 564 Fifth Street, 502 & 505 Howard Avenue.

BC Housing will be redeveloping Harbour View Gardens in Prince Rupert in order to create more affordable housing for families and individuals.

BC Housing, through the Provincial Rental Housing Corporation, has purchased the property at 420 Downie Street in Revelstoke to develop affordable housing.

Led by BC Housing, Nigel Valley’s five on-site housing and care operators have partnered to comprehensively consider the renewal and redevelopment of their lands within Saanich’s uptown core, directly adjacent to District Hall.

Over 100 new homes are planned in the Downtown Eastside for Indigenous individuals and families.

The Land Trust project aims to develop 358 units of housing. A partnership between the City of Vancouver, BC Housing and the Co-Operative Housing Federation of BC, together with Sanford Housing Society and Tikva Housing Society.

The new social housing building at the Little Mountain project site opened in 2015. This is the first part of one of B.C.’s larger social housing redevelopment projects.

The project at 330 Goldstream Avenue is using the Lean Project Delivery method to build 102 affordable rentals for seniors, adults with disabilities, and families. View the live webcam to watch the building being constructed in real time.