Hub Collection News Today

The HUB Collection began pouring a foundation for a 256-unit student housing project in April 2022, before stopping work the following month.

City council is seeking additional information from the developer regarding a proposed 118-unit seniors housing project

The HUB Collection is making a second request to change a covenant requiring a 256-unit student housing complex be built at the corner of Ospika and Tyner Boulevards.

The City of Prince George has issued public notices regarding the sale of four different locations.

“We are looking at all aspects of this deal," Mayor SImon Yu says.

The City of Prince George failed to meet the requirement for public notice under the B.C. Community Charter for the sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer.

The City of Prince George failed to meet the requirement for public notice under the B.C. Community Charter for the sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer.

The sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer may have violated the Community Charter, Ginter’s Green Forever members say.

City council denied a request by the developer to change a covenant on the land,to allow a 118-unit seniors housing complex on the site, instead of a 256-unit student housing complex.

A developer is looking to bring a 256-unit student housing complex to the corner of Tyner and Ospika Boulevards.