Brockville's housing boom shocks residents with eco-friendly rentals at reasonable price

Thursday, July 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM

Last year, Brockville had the most housing starts in 40 years

More affordable housing continues to be a hot topic of discussion in our neighbouring communities and across the province.

Here in Brockville, Mayor Matt Wren says numbers housing numbers have been on the rise since last year.

The latest development to go up is called the 'Enclave', a 32-unit, eco-friendly rental building located at 125 Steacy Gardens, courtesy of the Kingston company, City Flats.

Pete Saurbrei of CityFlats talks pricing.

To learn more, visit cityflats.ca.

Story by: Harper Cotie

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