Long-Term Care Development Program
- Location:
- Greater Toronto Area
- Project Type:
- Development
- Infrastructure Type:
- Other
- Client:
- Ministry of Long-Term Care
About the Project
Infrastructure Ontario (IO), with the Ministry of Long-Term Care has launched the province’s Long-Term Care Development Program in order to address capacity issues in Long-Term Care. The program is offering surplus government lands that have been identified for disposition for the specific purpose of delivering long-term care. Phase 1 of the program contains 3 parcels, for a total of 23 developable acres and the requirement of developing a total of 896 long-term care beds. Phase 2 of the program began in March 2022.
IO, with the Broker of Record, CBRE, is in the process of leading the marketing of the surplus sites:
- 2165 Dundas Street West, Oakville
- Portion of 100 Bloomington Road, Aurora
- 290 Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton
Latest News
Project Status
- Open Market Period for Submissions (Phase 1): November 3, 2020
- Open Market Period Close (Phase 1): January 27, 2021
- Preferred Purchaser (Oakville): October 13, 2021
- Preferred Purchaser (Aurora): March 22, 2022
- Open Market Period for Submissions (Hamilton): March 22, 2022
- Transaction Close (Oakville): March 29, 2022
- Transaction Close (Hamilton): August 29, 2024
IO Services
- Establish a viable strategy to leverage provincial surplus land to support the development of long-term care beds / facilities
- Build consensus amongst the market on the viability of the strategy
- Secure approvals for strategy
- Preparing the marketing of the identified surplus lands