Promising Plan Progresses to Make Bradford Homes Affordable

Bradford West Gwillimbury will receive $94.8 million from federal and provincial governments to reduce development charges (DCs) by up to 76% from 2026 to 2029, aiming to lower new home prices by about $166,000 on average. The funding supports five infrastructure projects, with details on allocation and agreements still pending. The town plans a graduated DC relief model and may offer incentives for early developer agreements.