Leduc is committed to building sustainable, inclusive, and livable neighbourhoods that offer diverse housing for all demographics and income levels. This vision promotes high-quality, mixed-use communities that balance residential and green spaces while fostering sustainable growth.
Our key objectives include:
City policies help create conditions that support affordable rentals, subsidies, and housing for low-income residents, ensuring broad access to housing.
The City’s plans include options for seniors and accessible units, enhancing livability for aging and disabled residents.
Initiatives include residential areas that incorporate retail and recreation, creating walkable communities and reducing commute times.
The housing spectrum/continuum is a concept used to describe the range of housing options available to help individuals across different demographic groups access attainable, adequate, and safe housing. It is a common standard used to understand available housing options in a given community and describes a range of housing tenures including emergency shelters, transitional and supportive housing, and non-market and market rental and ownership that can be implemented within various housing forms. Healthy communities have diverse housing options along the spectrum to accommodate the unique housing needs of community members.
