Core properties were offered up for affordable housing. There were no takers

Core properties were offered up for affordable housing. There were no takers
London Free Press
A push by a downtown landlord and the London Community Foundation to bring more affordable housing to the core has fallen flat after no partners responded to their offer
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Proposed 258-unit subdivision rejected by Woodstock city council: ‘Too dense’

Proposed 258-unit subdivision rejected by Woodstock city council: ‘Too dense’
London Free Press
A proposed 258-unit subdivision with two seven-storey towers in northwest Woodstock was rejected by Woodstock city council
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$5.1M sale of former Rexall building seen as good sign for downtown

London Free Press
Downtown London advocates hope for a retail renaissance at a high-profile core intersection, with the sale of a long-unoccupied building to a Toronto-area developer. Read More
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The city has issued a demolition permit for 369 York St., former home to the London Free Press for more than 50 years, and one commercial realtor believes its demise may offer the city an unprecedente

London Free Press
With heavy demolition machinery waiting in the parking lot, the razing of a massive office building in downtown London appears imminent. Read More
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A tower at 200 Albert St. that came to the city last December as a12-storey, 257 unit development has hit a growth spurt, and will go to the city’s planning and environment committee Monday as a 16-st

London Free Press
What a difference a year makes. In the case of one proposed downtown highrise, about four floors and nearly 70 units. Read More
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Wrecking ball may loom for former London Free Press building

London Free Press
Unable to land tenants or redevelop the core-area site, Farhi Holdings Corp. has taken the first step toward tearing down the former London Free Press building at 369 York St. Read More
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