Edmonton about to completely change infill housing

Edmonton city council is considering adjusting resident zoning in some of its older, well-established neighbourhoods to increase infill housing.
The changes could see 50-foot lots being subdivided into 25-foot lots, encouraging a more diverse housing mix, including duplexes, triplexes, garden suites, garage suites, and so-called skinny homes.
One Edmonton developer predicts that potentially, doubling the number of lots in these more than 100 neighbourhoods could provide housing for at least 250,000 people.
Edmonton city council hopes to move 25% of its growth into the downtown area, these mature neighbourhoods, and along transit routes and hubs. The changes could also alter these areas demographically, as smaller homes can make housebuying more affordable for young families.
As developments become available, contact us to discuss mortgage options, so you can be a part of the change.
For more details, check out these articles:

• CBC: Proposed changes could increase density in mature neighbourhoods
• Edmonton Journal: Councillors go for skinny homes and garden suites in single-family neighbourhoods
• Global Edmonton: Edmonton welcomes a new form of infill housing: ‘skinny homes’