Articles tagged with "Residential Building"

A report highlights that the lack of affordable housing and issues related to addictions are major factors contributing to homelessness in Winnipeg. The point-in-time count, first introduced in 2015, aims to analyze and comprehend the living conditions of the city's homeless population. It is part of an ongoing effort to address the challenges faced by those without stable housing.

A new team in Winnipeg is concentrating on fixing potholes in residential neighborhoods. However, some local business owners are expressing concerns that vital main roads are being neglected in the process. This initiative aims to improve the quality of residential streets but has sparked a debate about resource allocation priorities.

Shindico and Cadillac Fairview have paused their planned $1 billion mixed-use development in Winnipeg's Polo Park area due to shifting economic conditions. The 84-acre transformation, which includes the Polo Park shopping mall and former Canad Inns Stadium site, is being reassessed, with challenges such as high interest rates and a drop in international students affecting the timeline. The project remains a significant opportunity for local businesses, and updates are expected within the year. Provincial policy changes in 2021 have facilitated new housing considerations near the site.

Manitoba Hydro and the Manitoba Home Builders' Association are collaborating to accelerate the energization of new homes within five days of passing final inspections, thereby reducing construction delays. They are also implementing early installation of electric and gas infrastructures in new home sites in Winnipeg, Selkirk, and Steinbach. A new online portal for scheduling service installations and checking service status is being established to improve communication and efficiency. This initiative stems from ongoing efforts to improve service delivery for home builders and their clients.