Real estate firm wants to build a six-storey rental complex in Centretown that would keep part of an existing century-old dwelling but have no space for residents to park.
Federal housing agency said the capital continues to grapple with a lack of supply despite a dip in the number of transactions over the summer compared with the previous year.
Jeff Leiper says developer's plan to tear down office building and replace it with pair of highrises will cause traffic headaches and overshadow nearby homes.
Zyer Developments wants to restore the building at 285 McLeod to its "original appearance and detailing” and build a new eight-storey apartment development over top of it.
Katasa Group's plan is anchored by a 26-storey highrise that would feature more than 80 rental units targeted at students and an additional 150 rental suites in the floors above.
Smart Living Properties and Forum Equity Partners have applied to build a rental complex at 112 Nelson St. aimed at "young professionals" who cycle rather than drive.