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A new highrise development planned for the Queenston Road and Centennial Parkway area could be a model for fixing Hamiltons rental housing crisis, according to developer Conrad Zurini.Despite a slight increase in Hamiltons overall apartment vacancy rate last year, Zurini said virtually no new apartments have been built outside of the downtown core since the 1970s.With more than 5,000 people still waiting for affordable housing in Hamilton, Zurini believes the 219 market-rate apartment units hes proposing for 860 Queenston Road will help free up rental space in the nearby Riverdale neighbourhood. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We have to build more units and add to the continuum
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