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By م.زهير الشاعر
Published: May 14, 2025
The Ottawa Home Builders Association expressed its support for the proposed reforms to development fees, recently announced by the local government. These amendments aim to reduce the financial burdens on real estate developers and encourage the construction of more housing units, amid challenges related to the cost of living and the housing shortage in the area.
The reforms include a review of the fee structure imposed on new construction projects, aimed at accelerating the pace of residential project development. The association considered this step positive, noting that it will contribute to stimulating investment in the housing sector and providing more options for residents in Ottawa.
For its part, the government confirmed that these amendments are part of a comprehensive plan to address the housing crisis, while maintaining a balance between encouraging development and providing infrastructure and essential services for new communities.
It is worth noting that these reforms are still in the consultation phase, and they are expected to be put forward for public discussion before being finalized.
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