EDMONTON Some residents in a central Edmonton neighbourhood worry changes planned by a developer won’t attract as many young families to the area as aging townhomes are replaced with new apartment units. Regency Developments bought several 1950s townhouse properties in the North Glenora area a few years ago. It has slowly rezoned the properties with the city to allow four-storey apartment buildings. Each building will have about 40 units with two bedrooms and a handful of one-bedroom suites. Tanya French told CTV News Edmonton that she lived in her patio home in North Glenora as a tenant for her 12-year-old daughter’s entire life.
Edmonton city council rejects developer s bid for bigger Holyrood complex
Edmonton city council has turned down a developer’s bid to build a bigger, taller complex at an already controversial development in Holyrood.
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Posted: May 11, 2021 7:16 PM MT | Last Updated: May 12
Council rejected Regency Developments application to expand the size of its Holyrood Gardens project at 83rd Street and 93rd Avenue.(City of Edmonton)