The city of Longueuil stands out this year by recording a true record in the construction of social housing. With over 880 million dollars invested, this dynamic reflects a renewed ambition to meet the growing needs of a population seeking access to quality housing. The transition to sustainable and environmentally respectful construction standards, particularly through LEED Silver-certified projects, illustrates Longueuil’s commitment to an innovative and responsible real estate future. In this regard, each initiative will contribute to improving the quality of life for residents while building a greener future.
The city of Longueuil recently experienced a record year in the construction of social housing, marked by the completion of ambitious and innovative projects. In 2020, the value of new constructions reached over 880 million dollars, representing a 45% increase compared to the previous year, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic. Among the notable achievements is the transformation of 180 dilapidated social housing units into LEED Silver-certified housing, demonstrating a firm commitment to sustainable construction practices. Longueuil is also committed to addressing the growing needs for affordable housing, with projects aimed at seniors and initiatives inspired by European models.
In 2020, Longueuil reached an exceptional milestone in the construction of social housing. The city recorded over 880 million dollars in new constructions, marking a significant increase of 45% compared to the previous year. This dynamic reflects a concerted effort to address the growing housing needs, especially in the current context where social housing is becoming a priority for many communities.
Innovative initiatives for social housing
Longueuil is engaged in innovative projects that have transformed the urban landscape. Among these, the demolition and reconstruction of 180 dilapidated social housing units into LEED Silver-certified housing are strong examples of a more sustainable and environmentally respectful approach. Such initiatives not only modernize housing; they also promote a healthy and economical lifestyle for residents in Longueuil. In this regard, an ambitious project inspired by models from Vienna is also underway, aiming to create a dynamic community neighborhood.
A promising future for housing in Longueuil
With an evolving situation and strong demand recorded, it is essential that Longueuil continues to build on these solid foundations. The city plans to achieve an ambitious goal of 20% social housing in the coming years. This transformation project is supported by a well-defined housing strategy and concerted initiatives to encourage investment in the real estate sector. This clearly shows that Longueuil is not just building walls; it is building a better future for all its citizens.
