[innsertnamehere]

Right now it's just a staff recommendation remember - Burlington Council can very much still "say no".

 

[IrishCanadian98]

It looks like this project just got approved

Three condo towers approved for Burlington neighbourhood | insauga

Three condo towers that will reach heights of 34, 32 and 30 storeys have been approved in Burlington after several years of planning. Slated for the north side of Masonry Court between Waterdown Road and Cooke Boulevard, the buildings were approved by the City of Burlington at its recent council...

www.insauga.com

 

[ben.thebean1]

Quick update here - City of Burlington approved this back in June but the application was still sent to the OLT thanks to an undisclosed "third party" appeal. Back in November that appeal was withdrawn so the City of Burlington has essentially re-approved this project.

 

[Northern Light]

An article in Renx suggests shovels here in Q3:

Of note, 75% of units here are now to be Purpose Built Rental.

Adi shifting development focus from condos to apartments

Burlington, a city of 200,000 people at the western edge of the Greater Toronto Area on the Lake Ontario shoreline, has grown in popularity with condominium developers over the years. For Adi Developments, however, that focus is changing.

renx.ca

From the above.