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Plan for temporary tiny-home village in Victoria made of shipping containers gets closer to reality The 30 units fabricated out of 15 shipping containers will be located in a city-owned parking lot on Caledonia Avenue and staffed 24/7 in an effort to help people living rough in the provincial capital transition into stable housing. Social Sharing Project to create supportive housing in city parking lot 'very likely' to go ahead, Mayor Lisa Helps says Posted: Mar 03, 2021 12:08 PM PT | Last Updated: March 3 An image of the proposed tiny home project designed by Aryze Developments. The plan is ...

Attorney General and Housing Minister David Eby pledged last week to exceed that goal and said the province will have extra spaces if needed. The reopening of Save-On-Foods arena as a temporary shelter will add 45 beds to the mix. Heidi Hartman of B.C. Housing said another 30 to 40 units will be reopening at Capital CityCenter Hotel, where a fire displaced dozens of people in November. In addition, the province is providing rent supplements to help people move from supportive housing into market rentals, thereby freeing up space for people from the parks. “Our work isn’t done,” Hart...

For campers at Royal Athletic Park, Hey Neighbour pilot project can’t come soon enough Photo provided. For the more than 30 campers living in Royal Athletic Park’s parking lot, the Hey Neighbour pilot project has brought a ray of hope after several months of trauma and abuse.  “I think it’s a wonderful proposal,” Tina Dawson, the director and a resident of the encampment at Royal Athletic Park, told the Martlet.  The project, a collaboration between Aryze Developments and the Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness, aims to move members of the camp into 30 modified shipping...

City of Victoria staff are reviewing a proposal for a controversial 18-unit townhouse development on the border of Oak Bay. The half-acre lot at 902 Foul Bay Rd. has been vacant since a 1911 . . .

Hey Neighbour pilot project looks to house 30 members of the unhoused community Photo sourced from Aryze. As the City of Victoria moves forward with its plan to end sheltering in parks by March, a local development company has stepped in to lend a hand. Aryze Developments Inc., known for building luxury homes in the Greater Victoria area, approached the Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness with an idea to transform 30 modified shipping containers into temporary housing. The project, called Hey Neighbour, has raised half of its target of $500 000 through crowdsourcing and will begin ...