Description: Under EOI 99-26, the City of Windsor seeks proposals from developers for a multi-unit residential development on the approximately 4.89-acre former W.D. Lowe Secondary School site at 874 Giles Boulevard East. The submission is intended to increase housing supply, enhance neighbourhood livability, and support sustainable community growth, and proposals are to include design concepts, business and financial plans, and community-benefit integration. This is an open developer Expression of Interest—not a grant—with proposals accepted beginning August 13, 2026 and closing at 11:30:59 a.m. EDT on October 20, 2026.
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