Fengate Breaks Ground on New Seniors’ Community in Oakville
Representatives from LiUNA, Fengate, Seasons Retirement Communities, Hi-Rise Group, SG Constructors, and Mayor Rob Burton of Oakville gathered to mark the groundbreaking of 1105 McCraney, a new seniors’ community in Oakville.
Project Overview
The 1105 McCraney project, led by the LiUNA Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada (LPFCEC), is developed in collaboration with Fengate, Seasons Retirement Communities, and The Hi-Rise Group. This marks the first development in the Greater Toronto Area as part of the expanding Seasons portfolio.
Seasons Retirement Communities Portfolio
- Currently includes 15 retirement residences in Ontario
- Eight residences in Alberta
- Two residences in British Columbia
- Additional developments underway
Community Features
The new six-storey building will house 221 units, offering Independent Supportive Living (ISL) and Memory Care (MC) suites. This setup provides a comprehensive continuum of care for seniors under one roof.
"This 'aging-in-place' model reflects Fengate’s ongoing commitment to investing in and developing a broad range of accessible and high-quality housing solutions for Canadians."
Author's Summary
The 1105 McCraney project introduces a state-of-the-art seniors’ residence in Oakville, enhancing Fengate’s and Seasons Retirement Communities' dedication to quality, accessible senior housing.
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