Ottawa development roundup — June 2026
7
active filings
722
proposed units
0
approvals
In June 2026, 7 development applications were active in City of Ottawa's development-application process, proposing a total of 722 housing units. Every filing links to its official source document.
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Palladium Terrace Ph2 The proposed development includes 3, 6-storey apartment buildings with 304 units (all rentals) in total (A=108 units, B=124 units, C=72 units). Each building includes 1 level of underground parking, with a shared surface parking lot area for a total of 320 parking stalls. The site also incorporates amenities for tenant use an includes indoor facilities community lounge and fitness centre, and dog wash stations, and outdoor amenities like dog runs, a community garden, covered BBQ area, multi-use sport court, playground, and multiple seating areas.
A Site Plan Control application to construct a residential Planned Unit Development consisting of 13 three-storey stacked townhouse blocks, with a total 268 dwelling units. The proposal includes surface parking areas with 268 resident parking spaces and 22 visitor parking spaces, and outdoor amenity areas.
Phase 2 of the residential subdivision consisting of 94 resdential units, one park block, and three streets.
The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment and a Site Plan Control to consider the development of 28 residential units in 3 low-rise buildings.
The proposed development includes one 3.5 storey detached dwelling with four units, one 3.5 storey low-rise apartment with 12 units, and four 3.5 storey vertically attached dwellings, each with three units. A communal outdoor amenity area, waste management area, bicycle parking facility, and exterior surface parking with 15 parking spaces are also included on the site. The private entrance to the site is located off Renaud Road
The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law amendment application to remove a site-specific zoning requirement to provide a minimum of one contiguous landscaped area or central plaza of at least 2500 square metres.
The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment application for the first phase of a three-phase proposal, to construct a six-storey, 188 dwelling unit, mid-rise retirement home building.