A home in the heart of the city, for everyone.
Building A at Vitalia Place is dedicated entirely to affordable rental housing, a full 13-storey tower committed to housing access in one of Ottawa's most connected neighbourhoods.
Not a handful of units. A whole building.
At Vitalia Place, the commitment to affordable housing is not a line item in a planning application. Building A, a standalone 13-storey tower, is dedicated entirely to affordable rental homes, representing approximately 20% of the total development.
It is fully integrated into the Vitalia Place community: the same public realm, the same neighbourhood, the same access to the Farm Boy grocery store, the Medical Hub, and the green spaces that make this development exceptional. Because affordable housing belongs here. Not at the edge of the city. Not as an afterthought. Here, at one of Ottawa's best new addresses.
Genuinely attainable.
Affordable homes at Vitalia Place are set at rents below market rate, targeting households that would otherwise be priced out of a neighbourhood like this. Further details on eligibility, application process, and rent levels will be confirmed ahead of leasing in alignment with the City of Ottawa's affordable housing requirements.
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Good design is not a luxury.
Homes in Building A are designed to the same standards as the rest of Vitalia Place. Generous windows. Thoughtful layouts. Access to the outdoor public spaces, the seasonal courtyard, and the full range of ground-floor amenities. A home in Building A is a home at Vitalia Place, not a lesser version of one.
Floor plans and configurations will be released ahead of the application process.
Part of the community from day one.
Turn Group made the decision to dedicate a full building to affordable housing at the outset of the project, before approvals, before construction, before any pressure to reduce the commitment. It reflects a genuine belief that the best communities are the most inclusive ones, and that a development should give as much to a city as it takes from it.
Vitalia Place is stronger because Building A is part of it.