75 Breezehill/35 Laurel | 99/105m | 31/33f | Proposed

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DevApps

https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applications/D01-01-24-0027/details

Architect

RLA

Description

The subject property is located directly adjacent to the Trillium line LRT and represents a significant opportunity for intensification in proximity to transit. The owner has retained Roderick Lahey Architecture to prepare a development concept, which proposes the construction of two (2) mixed-use buildings of 33-storeys (104 metres) and 31-storeys (98metres), with a six (6) storey podium at the base of each tower. Building A is proposed to contain 264 residential units while Building B is proposed to contain 279 residential units. Commercial retail will be located in Building B and consist of 424.5 square metres.

The existing industrial building is proposed to be demolished to accommodate the proposed redevelopment of the subject property. At full build-out, the two towers will represent a unified, mixed use development block with many aligned and integrated functional elements including amenity, parking, and parkland dedication. In total the proposal would consist of 543 dwelling units in addition to 424.5 square metres of at-grade commercial space.

Location and Context

https://www.google.com/maps/place/75+Bre..._ep=EgoyMDI2MDgwMi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D





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[CastlesintheSky]

I've been wanting someone to develop on this spot for ages!
This is such welcome news.

[Jyeatbvg]

I work at the Happy Goat location a fair bit, so it'd suck to see it close. But I think this is a great spot for some density.

[CastlesintheSky]

Originally Posted by Jyeatbvg

I work at the Happy Goat location a fair bit, so it'd suck to see it close. But I think this is a great spot for some density.

Commercial retail will be in the podium of one of the buildings. Would love to see Happy Goat take a spot in there. With all the proposed and UC buildings in that area, they will definitely need quite a few coffee shops and other small cafes/deli, etc.

[rocketphish]

Proposed Hintonburg highrises leave business owners feeling uneasy
Towers could go near Corso Italia station, though still in early stages

Cameron Mahler · CBC News
Posted: Aug 09, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 8 hours ago

Two highrises proposed for an industrial property near the Corso Italia O-Train station could bring more than 500 new homes to the area, but some current tenants are worried about what could end up being lost.

The City of Ottawa has received applications to build two towers, one 33 storeys and the other 31 storeys, on the property at the corner of Breezehill Avenue and Laurel Street in Hintonburg.

The proposal includes 543 residential units, ground-floor commercial spaces and a city park.

The development hasn't been approved and is currently in the public comment phase of the application.

But for businesses already operating in the plaza, the development application sign posted on the property has made the plans feel much more immediate.

“I think the proposal itself looks great,” said Paul Flindall, who runs Capital Self Storage out of the existing building.

“But I think you do lose something when you lose some of these local businesses that are here.”

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/pr...business-owners-feeling-uneasy-9.7300782