Oakville issued $1.34 billion in building permits through August, 61 per cent more than a year earlier
Oakville issued $1.34 billion in building permits January–August 2026, up 61 per cent on 2025, with 1,006 new units.
Housing supply, affordability policy and the rules that shape what gets built.
Oakville issued $1.34 billion in building permits January–August 2026, up 61 per cent on 2025, with 1,006 new units.
Six Oakville planning files: Harasym hold lifted, 118 Cross Ave tower filed, Speers, Wyecroft, Westerkirk, data centres.
Oakville Hydro's 2027 rate application, before the OEB, would cut a typical 750 kWh household bill by $0.74 a month.
A Nanos survey puts public safety, taxes and roads atop residents' 2027 budget priorities.
Oakville completed 3,543 homes in 2025, toward a 33,000-unit 2031 provincial target.
Within 50 metres of Dundas Street, six storeys is now the floor and townhouses are out.
Four provincial orders override municipal zoning and cannot be appealed. The Town's own plan waits.
Twenty-seven buildings, ten of them towers, on a single corner. Public meeting 8 September.
Staff say 4.97 per cent. Council has asked for options closer to inflation at 2.1.
Industrial land beside the GO station becomes four towers, a daycare and two public roads.
Council approved the official plan and zoning for the former GE site, the largest redevelopment parcel in Midtown.
A town-wide zoning amendment changes residential lot, yard and height rules across Oakville.
Council adopted OPA 340, allowing mixed-use housing on three Trafalgar Road sites.
Council approved the inclusionary-zoning framework (OPA 77) for the Midtown and Bronte GO areas on 19 May 2026.
Council adopted OPA 78, a new housing section of the Official Plan, on 20 April 2026.
A Halton Region supportive-housing building on Kerr Street, with 22 supportive units and a wellness hub.