New construction & development in Billings Bridge - Heron Park, Ottawa
8
projects tracked
415
proposed units
3
advancing
2025-12-22
latest activity
As of 2025-12-22, 8 development projects have been reviewed by City of Ottawa's development-application process in the Billings Bridge - Heron Park area, totalling 415 proposed housing units. The largest is a 391-unit mixed-use project at 1339 Bank. 0 are new builds, and 3 are currently advancing. Use types: 1 residential, 3 mixed-use.
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Zoning Amendment for Confederation Heights.
This proposal contemplates a Zoning By-law Amendment which would facilitate the removal of the existing building on site and the establishment of three (3), 3.5-storey low-rise residential apartment buildings with 8 units each.
The City of Ottawa has received Plan of Subdivision, Official Plan Amendment, and Zoning By-law Amendment applications to permit a multi-phase redevelopment with four high-rise buildings, with heights ranging from 25 to 40 storeys, arranged around a City public park. A new public street and new private streets are proposed.
The proposed development would comprise a sixteen-storey building with a two-storey mixed use podium containg retail and commercial uses at grade level fronting on Bank St. A mix of office and residential uses are proposed on the second level. Residential uses are located on levels three to sixteen.
Ontario Heritage Act
Projects (8)
26-storey mixed-use building, (326 residential units, 65 limited service hotel units, 524 m2 of cafe/bar/fitness centre on ground floor). There are also coworking spaces on the second floor proposed.
This proposal contemplates a Zoning By-law Amendment which would facilitate the removal of the existing building on site and the establishment of three (3), 3.5-storey low-rise residential apartment buildings with 8 units each.
Zoning Amendment for Confederation Heights.
The City of Ottawa has received Plan of Subdivision, Official Plan Amendment, and Zoning By-law Amendment applications to permit a multi-phase redevelopment with four high-rise buildings, with heights ranging from 25 to 40 storeys, arranged around a City public park. A new public street and new private streets are proposed.
The proposed development would comprise a sixteen-storey building with a two-storey mixed use podium containg retail and commercial uses at grade level fronting on Bank St. A mix of office and residential uses are proposed on the second level. Residential uses are located on levels three to sixteen.
Ontario Heritage Act
Site Plan Control
Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment