The Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) and Attainable Homes Calgary are celebrating the completion of the first phase of an affordable housing project in Albert Park/Radisson Heights. Called The Heights, the project includes the construction of one- to five-bedroom townhomes. There will also be a green space on approximately three acres of the total site featuring a fenced off-leash dog park, basketball courts and gathering spaces. “These townhomes are thoughtfully designed to respond to an immediate and pressing need for housing, while also contributing positively to the Albert Park/Radisson Heights community, with design that reflects and respects the surrounding community and provides publicly accessible green space,” said Jaydan Tait, president and CEO of Attainable Homes Calgary, in a news release. The first phase of The Heights includes two buildings with 10 homes. Officials say the first homeowners moved in last month. “Calgary’s population is growing, as is the demand for affordable housing options,” said Kate Thompson, president and CEO of CMLC. “There is considerable opportunity and need for well-designed and thoughtfully delivered affordable housing in our city, and we are delighted that this partnership has enabled us to bring this housing to life.” Once completed, The Heights will see 230 affordable townhome-style homes constructed on the former site of the David D. Oughton school. Ward 9 Coun. Harrison Clark says it’s a welcome addition to the community. “In our growing city, it’s important that we continue to create housing solutions that are accessible, sustainable and responsive to the needs of residents, and this project does just that.” The first 30 units have been sold, with more of the remaining 200 units to be sold as buildings are completed and released for sale through 2026 and 2027.
