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Two Student Rental Apartment Buildings with Skywalk in Kingston's Williamsville District

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Source: Kingstonist News

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Toronto-based Fitzrovia proposes two 10-storey student rental apartment towers at 525 and 555 Princess Street in Kingston's Williamsville District. The buildings will be connected by a four-storey-high pedestrian skywalk over Alfred Street. The development includes 488 units with 800 bedrooms, ground-level commercial space, parking, and stepped-down design to reduce visual impact.

Status
Prospective
Sector
Road, Commercial, Car parking, Education, Residential, Automotive
Location
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Kingstonist News

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The project “Two Student Rental Apartment Buildings with Skywalk in Kingston's Williamsville District” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Kingstonist News.

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Toronto-based Fitzrovia proposes two 10-storey student rental apartment towers at 525 and 555 Princess Street in Kingston's Williamsville District. The buildings will be connected by a four-storey-high pedestrian skywalk over Alfred Street. The development includes 488 units with 800 bedrooms, ground-level commercial space, parking, and stepped-down design to reduce visual impact.

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Ontario

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Kingston

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Road, Commercial, Car parking, Education, Residential, Automotive

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2025-11-27

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