MONTRÉAL, the 18 oct. 2024 /CNW/ – The government of Canadathe Government of Quebec, the City of Montreal, Building Your Neighborhood and their partners are proud to announce the construction or inauguration of nine social and affordable housing projects in Montreal. These projects will allow nearly 900 households to find new housing.
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Coordinated by Bâtir son district, a social economy enterprise which coordinates the realization of community or social real estate projects, these projects, in progress or already completed, include a total of 893 housing units, representing an investment of nearly $340 million from the 3 orders. of government. These accommodations will maintain affordable rent in the long term, with lower and slower increases than those encountered on the private market.
Details of financial contributions
- Government of Canada: 57,7 M$
- Government of Quebec: $228.7 million
- City of Montreal: $52.8 million
It should be noted that more than half of the 893 households in the housing affected by this announcement will have the possibility of benefiting from the Quebec rent supplement program from the Société d’habitation du Québec, which will allow them to pay 25% of their income for housing. This additional assistance is covered 90% by the SHQ and 10% by the City of Montreal.
Discover the projects
- Heritage Housing Point Saint-Charles
- Pointe Amicale housing cooperative
- LoReli Residence
- Habitations Libr’Elles
- Logime
- House of RebElles
- Le Trapèze housing cooperative
- Espace la Traversée-SSA
- Laurentian housing cooperative
- OSHA Phase 7 Access Lodge
- House Gleaners
- Mission Old Brewery Pix IX
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CITATIONS
“I have said it often: we must innovate to build more and better, especially in the context of the housing crisis. This collaboration with Bâtir son Quartier and its partners is further proof that our government is taking concrete action, along with municipalities and local stakeholders, to better house Quebecers living on a low or modest income. We continue to innovate and offer new solutions to build more, faster and better. »
– France-Élaine Duranceau, Minister responsible for Housing
“Our government is proud to support the construction of these 9 new affordable housing projects. This is excellent news to meet the needs in the southwest of Montreal and across the island as well. I thank the partners involved in carrying out these important projects for our community, which will make a real difference in the daily lives of these people. Together we are building a generation of new homes that we can all be proud of. »
– The Honorable Mélanie JolyMinister of Foreign Affairs and Member of Parliament for Ahuntsic-Cartierville
“It’s a wonderful announcement that we are making today, for the people of the metropolis and those of the greater Montreal region! I am proud to see that our government is taking all necessary actions so that everyone can live in safe and affordable living environments. »
– Christine Fréchette, Minister responsible for the Metropolis and the Montreal region
“The City of Montreal is committed, with the various levels of government, developers and community housing organizations, to doing everything possible to create new non-market housing units. The new Loger+ strategy is concrete proof of this. With measures such as the transfer of priority land to non-market housing, the establishment of an administrative standard of 120 days for the issuance of construction permits for projects as of right, and my establishment of a fund of $3 million over three years to cover project start-up costs, Montreal is taking action to make things happen. »
– Valérie Plante, mayor of Montreal
“The diversity of projects presented today clearly demonstrates the capacity of the community housing sector to meet the needs of Montreal households. Housing cooperatives, new resources for people experiencing homelessness, housing for families, seniors or low-income women, all of these projects provide housing at an affordable cost in the long term, in a supportive and inclusive environment. Thanks to the financial support of the Government of Canadathe Government of Quebec and the City of Montreal, our team works closely with cooperatives, non-profit organizations and all our partners to carry out these real estate projects that change lives. »
– Edith Cyrgeneral director of Building your neighborhood
About the Société d’habitation du Québec
As a reference in housing, the SHQ’s mission is to meet the housing needs of Quebec citizens through its expertise and services to citizens. To do this, it offers affordable or low-rent housing and offers a range of assistance programs promoting residential construction and renovation, home adaptation and home ownership.
To find out more about its activities, visit www.habitation.gouv.qc.ca.
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About Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
As the housing authority in CanadaCMHC contributes to the stability of the housing market and the financial system, helps Canadians in need and provides impartial research and advice to all levels of government, consumers and the housing sector. habitation of the country. CMHC aims to ensure that, by 2030, everyone Canada will be able to afford housing that meets their needs. To find out more, follow us on TwitterInstagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook.
About Building Your Neighborhood
Building your neighborhood is a social economy enterprise that coordinates the implementation of housing and community real estate projects. Since 1976, Building Your Neighborhood has coordinated the completion of 470 cooperative or non-profit projects totaling nearly 16,000 housing units in the greater metropolitan area, in addition to some 40 non-residential projects, including early childhood centers, community centers and facilities for social economy enterprises. www.batirsonquartier.com
SOURCE Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)
Information: Catherine Cadotte, Senior Press Secretary – Office of the Mayor, City of Montreal, 514 465-2591; Justine Vézina, Press Secretary to the Minister responsible for Housing, Government of Quebec, [email protected]; Sofia Ouslis, Office of the Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities, Government of Canada, [email protected]; Anne-Marie Brunelle, Communications Manager – Building your neighborhood, [email protected]; Directorate of Public Affairs and Protocol, [email protected]
