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The City of Edmonton is financing $99 million in infrastructure investments with revenues from The Quarters Downtown Community Revitalization Levy. These capital investments include upgrading drainage and sanitary services to handle the higher-density residential and commercial development, as well as streetscaping improvements and a new park design and construction. These projects are helping to transform The Quarters Downtown into a diverse and inclusive community.
Boyle Renaissance meets the housing, social, recreation and service needs of current residents and welcomes new neighbours to the community.
The City of Edmonton continues to implement the Boyle Street Renaissance Master Plan in the area north of 104 Avenue and Boyle Renaissance.
Building and site assessments are underway to achieve the vision and concept plan contained in the Final Report of the Boyle Renaissance Advisory Committee II.
A walking map for Boyle Street, including the neighbourhoods of McCauley and Riverdale, is now complete.
For more information on the walking map initiative, contact walkedmonton@edmonton.ca
Jasper Avenue New Vision intends to re-establish Jasper Avenue, from 92 to 109 Street, as one of Edmonton’s main streets, making it a place all Edmontonians can be proud of, as well as a symbol of the vitality of the downtown and Edmonton as a whole. For more information, visit the project web page.
Kinistinâw Park will be the newest park and community gathering place in The Quarters Downtown. To learn more about the park plans, visit the project web page.
The Open Space Master Plan project will develop new strategies for providing open spaces and improving the public realm to meet the needs of a growing residential population, attract families and visitors, and support a vibrant downtown.
The Valley Line LRT (9.38 MB) will have a stop in The Quarters, which will be located along 102 Avenue between 96 and 97 Street. To stay up to date on the progress of the LRT, visit transedlrt.ca.
The City supports arts and culture initiatives to activate the street and draw people to the neighbourhood. Recent events include Impulse + Loop and Winter City Shake-Up Festival.
The Armature - 96 Street from Jasper Avenue to 103A Avenue is the heart of The Quarters Downtown.
In addition to the City-driven initiatives taking place in The Quarters Downtown, several privately-funded projects are bringing life and vibrancy to the community.
Plans to redevelop and restore Brighton Block are underway.
For more information visit the project website.
The Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market has a new home at the historic GWG building in the Quarters. Located at 97 Street and 103 Avenue, the market will be open Saturdays and Sundays all year round.
The Hat @ Five Corners is well underway. The Hat offers 199 rental units at the intersection of 95 Street and Jasper Avenue.
The historic Pendennis Hotel building on Jasper Avenue is being renovated and restored.
The Doubletree by Hilton Hotel is the first hotel to be built in Downtown Edmonton in 30 years. Built by the award-winning Dub Architects Ltd, this stunning building is the entranceway to the Armature.
The already-iconic hotel has 255 guest rooms, 11,000 square feet of meeting and event space as well as commercial retail space on the main floor. The hotel opened in the fall of 2016.
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