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Builds affordable homes with: volunteers, donations, and help from the homeowners (500 hours)
- the mortgage payments are used to build more Habitat for Humanity homes
- not a giveaway program
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Builds affordable homes with: volunteers, donations, and help from the homeowners (500 hours)
- the mortgage payments are used to build even more Habitat homes
- not a giveaway program
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Home Ownership program: assists low and moderate-income rental households to purchase affordable homes
- interest-free down payment assistance loans (maximum of $12,500)
- assistance with moving costs, rental and energy arrears
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- Agency works with community partners to help identify and partner with families that qualify to make the move to home ownership as a means of breaking the cycle of poverty
- To make home ownership affordable to low-income families, the agency coordinates with volunteers, businesses, community leaders, and all levels of government to build and facilitate a no down payment home and uses an interest free, long term mortgage for financing.
- Prospective homeowners must complete a written application which is assessed by the Family Selection Committee
- Once chosen, the family must complete 500 hours of volunteer work which is called "sweat equity" for Habitat
- Most of the "sweat equity" hours can be completed on the build of the chosen family's home
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Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Program
Office: 613-267-4200 ext 2403Office: 1-888-952-6275
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Provides down payment assistance to individuals and families to buy a home.
Program rules:
Program rules:
- the home must the the sole and principal residence of the approved homeowner.
- maximum amount of 5% of the purchase price.
- affordable Housing Program (AHP) down payment will be registered on title, in the form of a 20 year mortgage.
- the mortgage is interest free for the 20 year period.
- AHP down payment assistance plus 5% of the appreciation on the property will be repayable to the County of Lanark in the event that the purchaser leases, rents or sells the property, or if ownership should change as a result of the death of the homeowner within a 20 year time frame.
- the down payment assistance mortgage will be released on the 20th anniversary date of the home purchase at the request of the homeowner.
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Volunteers and community partners work together to build safe, affordable houses as a means of breaking the poverty cycle
Opportunities provided for families to move into home ownership affordably
Homes are purchased at fair market value and families commit volunteer hours to help build Habitat homes
Opportunities provided for families to move into home ownership affordably
Homes are purchased at fair market value and families commit volunteer hours to help build Habitat homes
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An independent, charitable, housing program dedicated to bringing communities together to help families build strength, stability and independence through affordable home ownership.
- Build simple, decent, and affordable houses and provide interest-free mortgages to families who would otherwise not be able to purchase their own home.
- ReNew It Home Repair loan / Accessibility loan
- Partnered with Northumberland County's Renovate Northumberland home repair program
- An affiliate of Habitat for Humanity Canada.
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Cooperative housing for seniors
- 27 one-bedroom apartments
- 13 two-bedroom apartments
- 29 bachelor apartments
- three accessible apartments
- conference room
- common room
- small library
- workshops
- garden
- social activities
- medical centre with foot care
- air-conditioned building
- superintendent on site
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Cooperative housing for seniors
- 35 one-bedroom apartments
- 31 two-bedroom apartments
- six accessible apartments
- 69 units under the Affordable Housing program
- conference room
- common room
- small library
- workshops
- garden
- social activities
- medical centre with foot care
- registered nurse services
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Housing cooperative consisting of 74 townhouses. Five units are wheelchair accessible. Geared-to-income units
Co-op facilities:
Co-op facilities:
- meeting room
- close to schools
- Hunt Club shopping centre
- Hunt Club community centre
- bus routes on Uplands and para-transpo
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Apartment complex for seniors.
- one and two-bedroom units
- lounge
- kitchen
- laundry
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Housing cooperative
- 40 family type semi-detached houses with two to four bedrooms
- 3 units are accessible to the physically disabled
- 10 are geared-to-income
- appliances are not provided
- community centre
- play area
- schools, parks
- community centre
- churches
- shopping
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Non-profit housing cooperative that consists of:
- 80 units, ranging from bachelor to four bedrooms, located in several apartment buildings and duplexes
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Non-profit independent living co-operative for seniors, composed of 81 units.
Amenities:
Amenities:
- storage spaces
- pay parking lot
- complete kitchen
- full bathroom
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Cooperative apartments for autonomous adults
- bachelors
- one-bedroom apartments
- two-bedroom apartments
- residents have access to a dining room and lounge area
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Housing
- 90 unit affordable housing co-operative
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Home building organization provides opportunities for families and individuals to move into homeownership affordably.
The Habitat ReStore - Home improvement and building supply stores that accept and resell new and gently-used building materials, furniture, appliances, home decor items, and clothing and accessories.
- Volunteers and community partners work together to build safe, decent, and affordable homes in partnership with working persons in need of affordable housing.
- Home builds are single-family detached houses to multi-unit developments.
- Homes are sold at fair market value with a no down payment mortgage.
- Mortgage payments are geared to income and are recycled to build other Habitat homes.
- Future homeowner partners contribute a minimum of 500 volunteer hours as 'sweat equity'.
- Funds generated at Habitat ReStores are used to fund local homebuilding projects in the community.
The Habitat ReStore - Home improvement and building supply stores that accept and resell new and gently-used building materials, furniture, appliances, home decor items, and clothing and accessories.
- ReStore Locations:
- Peterborough North, 300 Milroy Dr
- Peterborough South, 550 Braidwood Ave
- Lindsay, 55 Angeline St N
- See separate listings for details
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- helps enhance the quality, affordability and choice of housing
- works to enhance housing finance options
- assists those who cannot afford housing in the private market
- improves building standards and housing construction
- provides policymakers with the information and analysis they need to sustain a vibrant housing market
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National fund
- created to support financing arrangements for housing on reserve and settlement lands where appropriate, while respecting the communal ownership of reserve land
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Builds simple, decent and affordable for low income families
- applicants must give 500 hours of volunteer time into the building of their own home
- homes are sold to partner families at no profit and financed with affordable, no-interest mortgage
- homeowners' monthly mortgage payments go into a revolving fund, which is used to build more homes
- selection process determines who qualifies for housing
- building supply store that accepts and resell quality new and used building materials, furniture, appliances, and household items
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Housing cooperative
- 70 town homes
- non-profit housing provider
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Volunteers and community work together to build affordable housing and promote home ownership
Home Ownership Program
Partners in home ownership, work with volunteers to build an affordable home
ReNew It
0% financed loan to cover home repairs that are needed to maintain health and safety
ReStore
Accepts and sells new and donated building supplies
Salvage Program
Volunteer salvage crew recover re-useable materials at no cost including kitchen and bathroom fixtures, kitchen cabinets
Home Ownership Program
Partners in home ownership, work with volunteers to build an affordable home
ReNew It
0% financed loan to cover home repairs that are needed to maintain health and safety
ReStore
Accepts and sells new and donated building supplies
Salvage Program
Volunteer salvage crew recover re-useable materials at no cost including kitchen and bathroom fixtures, kitchen cabinets
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- Provides Indigenous people 100% capital funding and a fixed long-term mortgage interest rate; program developed originally by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)
- CMHC devolved the program to service managers and District Social Services Administration Boards with some of the individual subsidy agreements that had been signed for a 35-year term being acquired into the Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services (OAHS) portfolio
- Expiration of the mortgages will be between the years 2024 and 2029
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- Provides safe and affordable, culturally appropriate housing to urban and rural First Nation, Inuit and Métis people living off-Reserve
- Consists of new, affordable rental units, home ownership loans and repair funding
- OPHI Homeownership Program
- OPHI Ontario Renovates 2020/2022 Home Repair Program
- Mkaana-wii-giiwe'aad Program
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Ontario Priorities Housing Initiative Homeownership Program
1-866-391-1061 Office: 705-256-1876
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- Assists low to moderate income off-reserve Indigenous renter households to purchase affordable homes by providing down payment and closing cost assistance in the form of a forgivable loan
- Provides the funding as a down payment and closing cost assistance loan for eligible purchasers
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