Concept home that will be built in Taza Park in Tsuut'ina Nation (Photo Submitted)
Taza Park, one of North America’s largest Indigenous-led real estate developments, has officially launched on Tsuut’ina Nation.
In partnership with developer Canderel, the project will offer leasehold ownership homes, where buyers own their homes but not the land. Builders like Homes by Avi, Brookfield Residential, and Crystal Creek Homes will construct over 6,500 units across three community villages on 1,200 acres. The development is expected to take 15 to 20 years, with home sales starting in May and construction beginning in June. Plans for purpose-built rentals will be announced this summer.
Bryce Starlight, vice president of development at Taza Development Corporation, spoke with CJWE, about the 13 billion dollar development project that would look like anywhere else, being on Tssut’ina land with the culture and traditions brought to the forefront in a modern way.
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Juniper Ridge at Taza – Crystal Creek Homes concept (Photo Submitted)
Starlight Announces Plans for 8,000 New Homes, Emphasizing Community and Cultural Connections in Real Estate Development
Starlight has unveiled plans to construct 8,000 new homes aimed at expanding real estate markets, with a strong emphasis on fostering community and cultural connections. The development initiative prioritizes creating spaces that bring people together, blending modern living with a focus on building lasting relationships within the neighborhoods.
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Aurora at Taza Park concept – Homes By Avi (Photo Submitted)
The largest Indigenous-led Real Estate Project in North American History Valued at $13 Billion, Backed by Investments, Land Leases, and Revenue from Created Value.
The project is set to carry a price tag of $13 billion. This monumental venture is being financed through a combination of investments, land leases, and revenue generated from the value it creates. The ambitious project is poised to reshape the landscape, with diverse funding sources driving its development.
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