Dartmouth

Opal Ridge incorporates an urban feel with pedestrian connections to existing parkland (Brownlow Park and Penhorn Lake), commercial, and transit amenities. The near-term plan consists of eight multi-residential buildings bounded by 45 townhomes as a transition to the existing low-rise neighbourhood of Manor Park. Future buildings will be mixed-use, incorporating commercial and office uses at the ground floors with residential above. The proposed development concept for Opal Ridge was created to enable a complete community. In the past, these lands have primarily served as a commercial node for surrounding residential neighbourhoods. This function of the lands, in combination with a highly accessible transit node, is enhanced within the proposed development. Street layout, sidewalks, pathways, bike routes, building design, and building massing are designed to enhance the context of the site while enabling more residents to live within this area of HRM. Community assets surrounding the site, such as Brownlow Park and Penhorn Lake, are preserved with enhanced connections to the existing surrounding neighbourhoods and newly proposed developments within the site. Open spaces and uses will emphasize and enhance the pedestrian environment. Buildings will have active streetwalls, and strategically located open spaces to break up large lots. Opal Ridge also proposes active connections within the site that support a pedestrian-friendly environment and promote interconnectivity between residences, private open spaces, public open spaces, commercial amenities, and public transit services. Source: Clayton Developments

Mount Hope Village is designed to create the first community in Halifax Regional Municipality with a significant affordable housing component integrated into a large-scale development in the last forty years. This is an innovative approach to include affordable housing at a community scale. Through partnership with the Provincial government, the community will provide opportunities for varying home options, including traditional ownership, rental, and potentially co-operative ownership models. The integration of affordable units in the development is intended to create an inclusive community that seamlessly blends homes that are partially funded under an affordability program and those which are not. Mount Hope Village is proposed to include approximately 40% of homes under this affordability program. The proposed development has been comprehensively designed to create a community that integrates a variety of residential land uses. The street pattern reflects a series of interconnected local streets with primary access to Mount Hope Avenue and a secondary access located at Lynn Drive. The design incorporates dedicated parkland serving as a hub for social gathering, and active living, with a centrally located one acre park. The second and larger park area is located along the perimeter of a wetland and includes a walking / running trail to support and encourage active living Source: Clayton Developments

One of The Last Oceanfront Communities In Halifax Harbour All With A Million Dollar View Set on one of the last available pieces of waterfront on Halifax Harbour, there will never be another master-planned mixed-use waterfront village like Harbour Isle. Our private 22-acre oceanfront enclave on Wright’s Cove is right next to Dartmouth Yacht Club, and just minutes away from Burnside Business Park. Source: Seapoint at Harbour Isle