Holly Cabrera
LOCAL
The city of Montreal announced that the borough of Rosemont-La Petite Patrie will get $6.5 million in government subsidies for two housing projects.
The projects will create 150 affordable units. Twenty per cent of them will be three-bedroom apartments suitable for families.
The cooperative La Joie de Rosemont plans to transform and expand a former medical clinic to create 55 apartments by October.
These subsidies are part of Mayor Valérie Plante’s election promise to develop 12,000 social affordable and family housing units by 2021.