OSHAWA, ONT. – A new 23-acre district in downtown Oshawa, Ont. has broken ground with representatives from Medallion Corporation, the federal government and City of Oshawa on hand to launch 鶹ýӳ of the first two buildings.
The 10 and 23-storey builds located at 119 and 151 Bruce St. will bring more than 500 purpose-built rental homes, including affordable housing.
The project is being advanced through collaboration between Medallion and government partners, with $188 million in funding through CMHC’s Apartment Construction Loan Program, the Region of Durham’s Regional Revitalization Program and a grant agreement with the City of Oshawa.
According to a release, for 85 years, the site was home to the Fittings Factory, whose cast-iron works employed hundreds of Oshawa residents until the plant closed in 1987.
The site has sat vacant for nearly four decades.
At the heart of its revitalization is a proposed park, a new green space for downtown Oshawa and a gathering place where a factory floor once stood.
“The long-term vision will transform the 23-acre site into a vibrant mixed-use community, with the opportunity for approximately nine buildings delivering approximately 3,000 rental homes, local retail, restaurants and a new park,” the release reads. “Designed to serve a wide range of residents — families, students, seniors, young professionals, newcomers and downsizers — 135 Bruce Street – Mixed-Use Rental Buildings (Phase 1)StatusPre-Construction/NegotiatedValue$101.5MLocation135 Bruce St, Oshawa ONSectorPrivateTypeMulti-Residential · New ConstructionData as of August 21, 2026 is surrounded by restaurants, businesses, cultural venues and the Tribute Communities Centre.”
Leasing for the first two buildings is expected to begin in late 2029.
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