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M’akola Housing Society and the Hornby Island Housing Society hired MDS to develop 26 townhome units to address the ongoing shortage of affordable housing Hornby island.

This project with the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre created shelter spaces, supportive housing, and affordable rentals for people living in the East Hastings area.

Our team worked as the development consultant for Progressive Housing Society to build 14 units of non-market housing for people at risk of homelessness who would benefit from an enhanced mental-health and physical health-care program.

MDS partnered with Kootenay Society for Community Living to develop a residential development for adults with developmental disabilities and low- to mid-income individuals.

MDS worked with the Wachiay Friendship Centre to develop 40 units of affordable housing for Indigenous people living in Courtenay.

Our team supported Dawson Heights Housing to redevelop eight senior’s cottages into an 85-unit building that expanded their capacity to provide housing for seniors.

MDS worked as the development consultant for Pacifica Housing to develop The Ferns, a mixed-use development providing affordable rental housing and on-site childcare.

Our team partnered with Haisla Nation to explore housing options for their members living on and off the traditional territory of Haisla Nation.

MDS worked with Hulitan Family and Community Services Society to develop 97 new childcare spaces for Indigenous and non-Indigenous children.

Our team supported Ksan House Society with the development of a 22-unit second stage housing development for women and children at risk of violence.

Working with M’akola Housing Society, our team delivered a 170‑unit affordable housing development featuring two residential buildings and an amenity building.

M’akola Development Services (MDS) worked as the development consultant for Ada’s Place, a mixed-use building owned by Robson Valley Community Services