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Brela Homes is proud to announce our partnership with Eskasoni First Nation!

 
Brela Homes is proud to announce our partnership with Eskasoni First Nation in support of their housing initiative and future community development projects across Nova Scotia.🏡
 
This partnership represents a meaningful step toward creating sustainable, quality housing solutions while building strong relationships rooted in collaboration, respect, and shared growth. We look forward to working together to help strengthen communities and create lasting impact throughout the province.
 
Read more in the article linked.
Senior Housing next to the Strait Richmond Hospital – completion date TBD (ongoing).
Senior Housing next to the Strait Richmond Hospital – completion date TBD (ongoing).
St. Peter’s Single Family Home being constructed.
Senior Housing next to the Strait Richmond Hospital – completion date TBD (ongoing).
Completion date: November 2025
Size: 40 Unit Residential Development
 
The Wilson Drive project, delivered by Brela Construction for DC Developments, is an 80-unit modular residential development focused on affordable, energy-efficient, and accessible housing. Phase 1 includes the fabrication, delivery, and installation of 40 modular studio and one-bedroom apartments. 
 
Wilson Drive represents a successful case study in multi-partner modular housing delivery. The experience and lessons learned through Wilson Drive have contributed to a deeper understanding of integrated project delivery models in the modular space, particularly where provincial housing needs, efficiency standards, and community-based planning intersect.
Completion date: May, 2025
Size: Single Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program build
 
The Bungay build is a compact, yet impactful modular housing project located in Cape Breton and among the first to be approved under Nova Scotia’s Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program in Cape Breton for an individual with intellectual disabilities. 
 
This project was delivered in partnership with the Municipality of Richmond County, where Brela has also been engaged in broader efforts to amend local bylaws to support similar developments across the region. Supported through a provincially administered program, the Bungay build reflects an intentional focus on accessibility, aging-in-place, and affordability for vulnerable populations, including seniors and persons with disabilities.
 
Beyond its immediate success, the project offers a scalable model for repeatable, rapid, and cost-effective modular housing solutions tailored to rural and underserved communities across Nova Scotia.
Completion date: May, 2025
Size: Single Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program build
 
The Bungay build is a compact, yet impactful modular housing project located in Cape Breton and among the first to be approved under Nova Scotia’s Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program in Cape Breton for an individual with intellectual disabilities. 
 
This project was delivered in partnership with the Municipality of Richmond County, where Brela has also been engaged in broader efforts to amend local bylaws to support similar developments across the region. Supported through a provincially administered program, the Bungay build reflects an intentional focus on accessibility, aging-in-place, and affordability for vulnerable populations, including seniors and persons with disabilities.
 
Beyond its immediate success, the project offers a scalable model for repeatable, rapid, and cost-effective modular housing solutions tailored to rural and underserved communities across Nova Scotia.
Completion date: May, 2025
Size: Single Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program build
 
The Bungay build is a compact, yet impactful modular housing project located in Cape Breton and among the first to be approved under Nova Scotia’s Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program in Cape Breton for an individual with intellectual disabilities. 
 
This project was delivered in partnership with the Municipality of Richmond County, where Brela has also been engaged in broader efforts to amend local bylaws to support similar developments across the region. Supported through a provincially administered program, the Bungay build reflects an intentional focus on accessibility, aging-in-place, and affordability for vulnerable populations, including seniors and persons with disabilities.
 
Beyond its immediate success, the project offers a scalable model for repeatable, rapid, and cost-effective modular housing solutions tailored to rural and underserved communities across Nova Scotia.
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