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    Chelsea Gardens

    This new infill development will add 200 new affordable rental housing units in Brampton.
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    Project status

    Construction is currently underway.

    Housing Development is working with Public Works during the construction of this project. Learn more about the sanitary sewer replacement and improvement taking place.

    Visit City of Brampton’s Parks website for more information.

    About the project

    Peel Housing Corporation (Peel Living) is providing the land for this new building through the intensification of an existing community housing site.

    The new building is centrally located in Brampton within a Major Transit Station Area and will be designed to meet Peel Region’s Net Zero Emissions (NZE) Building Standard for New Construction. Chelsea Gardens is registered on the Canada Green Building Council project database for the Zero Carbon Building – Design v3 certification.

    Contact us for more information on Peel’s NZE Building Standard.

    Success story: Unlocking infrastructure in Brampton

    Project highlights

    • Owner: Peel Housing Corporation
    • Project funding: Government of Canada, Province of Ontario, Peel Region
    • Housing type: Community housing (affordable rental)
    • Units: 200
    • Image depicting new proposed development at 4 and 10 Knightsbridge Road, Brampton.
    • Rendering of Chelsea Gardens project. These are conceptual images and subject to change.
    • Rendering of Chelsea Gardens project. These are conceptual images and subject to change.
    • Rendering of Chelsea Gardens project. These are conceptual images and subject to change.
    • Conceptual finishes at the new Chelsea Gardens tower.
    • Conceptual finishes at the new Chelsea Gardens tower
    • construction at chelsea gardens, showing tracker
    • Chelsea Gardens site, June 2024.
    • Knightsbridge Park closed for Chelsea Gardens construction.
    • Chelsea Gardens site, October 2024
    • Chelsea Gardens site, November 2024.
    • March 2025 construction
    • March 2025 construction
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    The building

    Chelsea Gardens is located at 4 and 10 Knightsbridge in Ward 7 in Brampton, near the intersection of Queen Street and Central Park Drive.

    Chelsea Gardens is close to:

    • Bramalea bus terminal
    • Grocery stores
    • Bramalea City Centre shopping mall
    • Peel Civic Centre and Chinguacousy library

    It is also walking distance to local parks, including Knightsbridge Park, Clark Park, Fallingdale Park, and Chinguacousy Park.

    Project funding

    • Government of Canada (CMHC) National Housing Strategy, National Co-Investment Fund Program
    • Province of Ontario (MMAH) Ontario Priorities Housing Initiative (OPHI)
    • Peel Region

    Other support

    This project is being supported by the City of Brampton's Concierge Program.

    The vision

    Chelsea Gardens is a project included in the Peel Community Housing Development Program. This long-term capital infrastructure plan guides how we’ll create more affordable housing in Peel.

    Chelsea Gardens has proven to be a favorable site because of its location, access to transit and other services. Currently, Chelsea Gardens is a 250-unit Peel Housing Corporation residential development made up of 2 apartment buildings,13 storeys each.

    The new development would involve adding a third apartment building at the location, up to 20 storeys in height. The new tower will have approximately 200 units.

    Peel hosted an informal community consultation with its planning consultants for residents on January 19. Access the recording.

    Design

    Chelsea Gardens is a residential project. The new tower will include additional parking and barrier-free units. There will not be balconies at the new building.

    Amenity space

    There will be common areas for residents of the new building.

    Shadowing

    A shadow study review was completed for Chelsea Gardens and revealed minimal shadowing impact for existing units.

    Parking

    The new building will have dedicated underground parking.

    Tenants

    Applications for rent-up are not yet available at this stage in the planning process.

    • October 2024: Knightsbridge Park closes and building construction begins.
    • June 2024: GeoExchange drilling ends and Peel issues a Request for Proposal to prequalified general contractors to begin construction.
    • April 2024: Early works construction (borehole drilling) begins.
    • October 2023: Peel hosts an information session at 10 Knightsbridge Road for residents before the start of early construction works.
    • July 2023: Peel issues a prequalification of general contractors for construction services.
    • February 2023: The appeal period for the zoning bylaw amendment has expired without any appeals.
    • January 2023: The Zoning By-Law Amendment is approved by the City council.
    • December 2022: The Zoning By-Law Amendment is recommended for approval by the City’s Planning and Development Committee.
    • June 2022: A staff report is received at the City of Brampton's June 6 Planning and Development Committee meeting.
    • January 2022: Peel hosts an informal community consultation with our planning consultants. Access the recording.
    • May 2021: Planning review and related studies are initiated.
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    • Affordable housing tower with net-zero design aims to bring 200 units to Brampton

    Applications for rental opportunities are not yet available for Chelsea Gardens. Continue to monitor the project webpage for further updates on the status of the project as well as details related to rental opportunities.

    If you're looking for help with housing, refer to housing services.

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