The Co-Operative Housing Grant Program includes three grants that offer relief for property tax, water and solid waste. Applicants must be low-income seniors or low-income persons with disabilities who reside in a non-profit housing co-operative. Relief is available for eligible persons residing in non-profit housing co-operatives, even if they do not have an individual property tax or utility bill account.
*Program eligibility requirements are subject to change when City Council determines the 2026 tax and rate supported budget in February 2026.
You must reside in an eligible co-operative housing complex that is owned and operated by a co-operative corporation as defined in the Co-operative Corporations Act .
Every co-operative member named in the Co-operative Occupancy Agreement who resides at the unit is considered a primary member.
Applicants must:
Household income is based on all primary members who reside in the unit, including any spouse. To be excluded from household income determination, any additional primary member(s) not living at the property are required to provide proof of non-residency (e.g., driver’s licence).
Income threshold for all grant programs, must have a combined household income of:
*Program requirements are subject to City Council approval.
To qualify for the Co-Operative Housing Property Tax Grant Program, you must be one of the following:
To qualify for the Co-Operative Housing Water Grant Program, you must be one of the following:
To qualify for the Co-Operative Housing Solid Waste Grant Program, you must be one of the following:
The following documents must be included with your application.
If you do not have the above income documents, you should provide documentation that shows other financial support(s) or circumstances in respect of your disability for special consideration.
You are required to provide an unaltered copy of your Notice of Assessment (NOA) or Notice of Reassessment (NOR) to establish eligibility for the City’s Tax and Water Relief Programs.
Your personal information will be protected from unauthorized collection and use.
The additional primary member(s) who do not reside at the property, must provide proof of residency by submitting one document containing the name and current principal residence address, for example:
The application (paper-based) will be available in the spring 2026. You must reapply annually and submit supporting documentation. Your completed application must be received by November 2, 2026 (tentative). The deadline and program requirements subject to City Council approval.
Every co-operative member named in the Co-operative Occupancy Agreement who resides at the unit is considered a primary member. Household income will include the combined income of all primary members named in the occupancy agreement who reside at the unit and their spouse (if applicable).
Mail: City of Toronto, Revenue Services
Property Tax Rebates
5100 Yonge St.
Toronto, ON M2N 5V7
Fax: 416-696-3623, for Tips on Faxing and Emailing.
In-Person: Inquiry & Payment Counters
Incomplete forms will not be processed and may be returned.
*Grant amounts are determined by City Council during the budget process in February.
A flat annual amount of:
A refund cheque will be mailed to directly to the eligible applicant.
Any person who knowingly makes a false or deceptive statement in an application made to the City or in any other document submitted to the City under this section will: