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Affordable Housing Office |
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Housing agreement signed
The federal and provincial governments have finalized an agreement that will allocate some $108 million in affordable housing funds to Toronto over four years. Ontario Minister Kathleen Wynne and federal Minister Diane Finley signed the Investment in Affordable Housing program agreement in Toronto.
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Housing news |
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New housing program guidelines
Guidelines for the new Investment in Affordable Housing for Ontario program are available in English and French on the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing website. The IAH will provide $480.6 million in federal and provincial funding across Ontario over four years.
Looking for a Home in Toronto?
211 Toronto.ca offers a range of organizations dedicated to helping families and individuals find the housing they need at a price they can afford.
National Housing Day
The City of Toronto has joined with Greater Toronto REALTORS®, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and Habitat for Humanity Toronto to encourage people to join in the discussion about the importance of affordable housing on National Housing Day.
Opening Doors to Affordable Home Ownership
The City of Toronto and Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation brought together a select group to learn more about exciting market opportunities in the area of affordable home ownership. Successful developers of affordable ownership homes shared their expertise and experience.
Housing Roundtable
Councillor Ana Bailão has established a housing roundtable of private-sector experts to promote prosperity in the City of Toronto through partnerships, innovation and the creation of housing opportunities.
Regional Housing Data Bank
The Toronto Regional Housing Data Bank marks a significant advance in our understanding of social and economic conditions in Halton, Durham, Peel, York and the City of Toronto. For the first time, statistics and trends concerning housing, poverty and other indicators have been brought together to create a regional housing picture.
Who does what: Poverty, housing and homelessness
A number of City of Toronto divisions provide services to residents to help alleviate poverty, create affordable housing and prevent homelessness. View this handy guide to these important services.
Home ownership assistance
The City of Toronto supports community partners that provide affordable home ownership opportunities.
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City Development Fee Exemptions
Non-profit housing developers can qualify for exemptions from the City of Toronto's planning application and development fees. In this way, the City helps make new affordable rental housing even more affordable. Application forms are available here.
Complaints Policy
The Affordable Housing Office strives to operate in a professional and courteous manner. If you have a complaint about our actions or processes, please let us know.
Accessibility statement
The City of Toronto is committed to ensuring access to its programs and services and building an inclusive society for everyone.
Access, Equity and Diversity
Toronto values the contributions made by all residents and believes that diversity makes the City stronger.
Affordable Housing Office
Creating and maintaining affordable housing is one of the City of Toronto's key priorities. City Council established the Affordable Housing Office and the Affordable Housing Committee in 2005.
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