Centro
built
Uses: rentals
Address:
Address:
1025 Kings Road
Municipality: Victoria
Region: Urban core
Storeys: 6
(studio/bachelor, 1BR, 1BR + den, 2BR, 3BR, townhome) Rental status: now renting
Centro is a six-storey rental complex along the 1000-block of Kings Road at Fifth Street in the City of Victoria's Quadra-Hillside neighbourhood.
The proposal has replaced the four-storey Prince Albert Manor apartment complex.
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Building data
Construction completed: 2024
Storeys: 6
Primary material: woodframe
On-site parking available?: yes
Parking type: surface
Rental Unit Details
Rental status: now renting
Target market: mid-market
Unit types: studio/bachelor, 1BR, 1BR + den, 2BR, 3BR, townhome
Included: bicycle storage
Centro Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Nparker
• Jan. 14 at 1:36am
...They’re turning 15 aged units into 60-units. Your provincial government wants to stop this from happening.
That was the point I was trying to make. Eby's fund will prevent new rental housing from being built, which hurts everyone in the long run.
grantpalin
• Jan. 14 at 9:45pm
A mobile crane is on site that wasn't there this morning (photo is from about 1:25pm). Safe bet that the site crane will be going up soon.
grantpalin
• Jan. 17 at 12:17am
Sure enough, the crane went up today. Photo is from Wark St Park at 2:40 PM.
Mike K.
• Jan. 17 at 2:13am
Looks like the same one used at the adjacent Ross Terrace project.
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MIKE KOZAKOWSKI, CITIFIED.CA
Published August 7, 2020
Nearly 60-units of rentals could replace 15 apartments at 1025 Kings Road nearing replacement age.
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