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Markham's Draft Affordable and
Rental Housing Strategy, 2020
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The City of Markham is developing a newAffordable and Rental Housing Strategy and we are looking for your feedback!
The City of Markham is developing a new Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy and exploring innovative solutions to address housing affordability. One-in-three households in the City have housing affordability issues and nearly one-in-five residents are spending 50% or more of their income on housing. The average price of a resale home in Markham has doubled over the last 10 years and average market rent is increasing faster than inflation. There is a need for more affordable ownership and rental housing options for low and moderate income households. The City is taking action on this important issue.
What have we done?
Markham has completed a two-phase study to develop a new Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy. The Phase 1 report provides a housing needs assessment of current and emerging housing gaps in Markham. The Phase 2 report provides a proposed Draft Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy based on a policy review and initial stakeholder feedback. The Draft Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy contains a vision, 3 goals, 34 actions and an inclusionary zoning framework, a new provincial tool that can require affordable housing in residential developments.
Virtual Community Information Meeting
Meeting using ZOOM
Wednesday, February 3, 2021 | 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
The City of Markham is holding a Virtual Community Information Meeting on its Draft Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy. The meeting will present the draft Strategy including the work completed to date and provide an opportunity for feedback and questions. Join us to learn more about the draft Strategy and share your ideas.
Please register here to participate in the Zoom meeting with questions or comments: www.eventbrite.ca
This meeting will also be live-streamed to the City of Markham’s YouTube page at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 3 for those that only want to watch or listen.
The Markham Housing Summit was a livestreamed virtual event that brought together various sectors involved in building housing in Markham to discuss solutions to deliver affordable and rental housing. Missed the Summit? You can watch the video recording below:
The City of Markham is developing a newAffordable and Rental Housing Strategy and we are looking for your feedback!
The City of Markham is developing a new Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy and exploring innovative solutions to address housing affordability. One-in-three households in the City have housing affordability issues and nearly one-in-five residents are spending 50% or more of their income on housing. The average price of a resale home in Markham has doubled over the last 10 years and average market rent is increasing faster than inflation. There is a need for more affordable ownership and rental housing options for low and moderate income households. The City is taking action on this important issue.
What have we done?
Markham has completed a two-phase study to develop a new Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy. The Phase 1 report provides a housing needs assessment of current and emerging housing gaps in Markham. The Phase 2 report provides a proposed Draft Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy based on a policy review and initial stakeholder feedback. The Draft Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy contains a vision, 3 goals, 34 actions and an inclusionary zoning framework, a new provincial tool that can require affordable housing in residential developments.
Virtual Community Information Meeting
Meeting using ZOOM
Wednesday, February 3, 2021 | 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
The City of Markham is holding a Virtual Community Information Meeting on its Draft Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy. The meeting will present the draft Strategy including the work completed to date and provide an opportunity for feedback and questions. Join us to learn more about the draft Strategy and share your ideas.
Please register here to participate in the Zoom meeting with questions or comments: www.eventbrite.ca
This meeting will also be live-streamed to the City of Markham’s YouTube page at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 3 for those that only want to watch or listen.
The Markham Housing Summit was a livestreamed virtual event that brought together various sectors involved in building housing in Markham to discuss solutions to deliver affordable and rental housing. Missed the Summit? You can watch the video recording below: