Little Burgundy Urban Renewal Project Fact Sheet
Overview
The Montreal Development Corporation is launching the Little Burgundy Urban Renewal Project, an initiative aimed to transform the neighbourhood of Little Burgundy into a modern, dynamic district by improving infrastructure, adding new housing, and revitalizing the local economy.
Vision
Create new commercial spaces, public parks, and luxury housing.
Over 500 new residential units (affordable housing and luxury apartments).
Goals
Revitalize the Little Burgundy neighbourhood.
Stimulate local economic growth.
Introduce modern infrastructure while preserving cultural heritage.
Impact on Housing
Both high-end and affordable living options will be created to ensure a diverse range of residents can benefit from the project.
New Commercial Opportunities
A new commercial district will be introduced, offering a range of shops, restaurants, and office spaces. These additions are expected to provide job opportunities for new and existing residents.
Cultural Preservation
The city is committed to preserve and maintain cultural landmarks and community spaces that define little Burgundy.
Public Engagement
The Balanced Growth Initiative is introduced to ensure full transparency throughout the project.
Public forums and community meetings will be held to keep residents informed, gather feedback and thoughtful insight.
Environmental Considerations
The renewal will incorporate pedestrian-friendly streetscapes and urban greenspaces, i.e. communal gardens, parks, green roofs.
Conservation of natural elements will be greatly respected.
Sustainable building practices will be implemented to ensure the environmental safety of the project.
Economic Benefits for the Community
With new job opportunities to be expected, local residents will have priority to help reduce unemployment and improve economic stability in the neighborhood.
Timeline for Completion
Expected date of project execution is June 2nd, 2025, expected completion in 2028.
Full completion is scheduled over several phases, with the first focused on residential and commercial developments.