About Trinity
A celebration of Halifax, Trinity Residences pays homage to our city’s rich heritage. From the unit names inspired by local streets to the artwork and details that showcase our city’s beauty, every element of this project reflects our deep connection to our community.
A Legacy Reimagined
Trinity Church, originally constructed in 1917, stood on a significant piece of land that included a large parish hall. Tragically, in 1928, a fire destroyed the entire parish hall. However, the community rallied together, and by 1929, a new Trinity Anglican Church was built. Seeking to move away from the downtown core, the church eventually sold the land to Jono Developments, who relocated the church to Clayton Park. In 2024, Jono Developments completed the transformation of the site, opening the first Moxy hotel in Canada and launching the Trinity Residences.
Family-Owned with 40 Years of Halifax Pride
Our buildings are family-owned and operated, with over 40 years of deep roots in Halifax. We proudly lead with core family values—integrity, honesty, and hard work—reflecting the same commitment to quality and community that has guided us for decades. Halifax is not just where we do business; it’s our home.
