THE PLAN
A plan you can
watch happening.
Fourteen acres, rebuilt in public.
THE SHAPE OF IT
Retail on the road.
Homes at the quiet end.
A park in the middle.
The centre of the site, where 50,000 square feet of old structures stand today, is set aside for the village green.
THE TIMELINE
Published, and kept.
Dates are targets and can move. When they do, this page moves with them.
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DONE & OPEN
The Core, and the trading anchors
The old paintball building rebuilt into a 70,649 square foot recreation hub. Dairy Queen, The Beer Store, Valvoline, Papa John's, Tesla charging, community health and services, all open.
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2026 · UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Taco Bell drive-through & the new pylon
Both visible from Stewart Boulevard today. The drive-through opens in 2026.
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2026–2029 · PHASED
320 homes in four phases
Phase 1's 54 apartments are approved and first to build. Phases 2 and 3 follow with 156 more, and Phase 4 closes with 110 homes planned as condominiums. Every phase carries two below-market rent tiers through the county partnership.
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2028 · TARGET
The central park
One million dollars to take the old structures down, three million to build the park. The focal point of the village, funded in part by a partner's donation.
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APPROVED PLAN
The transit hub
One central hub bringing the city's three major bus lines together at the village, timed with the city.
ARTIST'S CONCEPT
THE PARK, HONESTLY
A park earns no rent.
We're building one anyway.
The easy plan fills the middle of the site with leasable buildings. Ours tears leasable buildings down. We're solving the hard math with a partner organization contributing by donation.
Target 2028 · $1M demolition · $3M construction
WHAT THIS ADDS
Brockville's housing problem
is supply.
In 2025 Brockville created 253 new homes and recorded $119.5 million in construction value, the highest the city has ever seen. Stewart Village adds 320, on fourteen acres already served by water, sewer, transit and the 401.
2025 figures as reported by the City of Brockville: 346 building permits, 253 new residential units and $119.5M in construction value. City-wide totals and Stewart Village's phased total cover different periods and are shown for scale, not as a like-for-like comparison.
THE CIVIC FILE
Approvals in hand, partners at the table.
- Master plan approvedwith new building approvals in place
- Grants securedsupporting the community build-out
- County housing partnershiptwo below-market rent tiers with the United Counties of Leeds & Grenville
- Chamber of Commercewe're members, and The Core is a member in its own right
- Transit alignmentan approved hub plan for the city's three bus lines
WHAT WE'RE HOLDING OURSELVES TO
Targets we expect to be measured against.
- 5,000 young people a yearreached through programming at the village
- 30 entrepreneurs supportedwith subsidized space, shared marketing and administration
- 10,000 hours of vocational skillsbuilt on site over two years, with ten new sustainable jobs
- 12 public events across four seasonsserving 10,000+ visitors a year
- At least 20% of rental homes below marketin every phase
ON THE RECORD
Don't take our word for it.
The village has been covered since council approved it in 2022. Here's the record.
PARTNERS
Build the village with us.
Municipal and county partners, NGOs, funders, program-runners: the park, the housing tiers and the youth targets all have room at the table.