Canadians Want More Co-Op Housing.
A recent poll showed that 73% of Canadians say non-profit and co-op housing can help solve the housing crisis.
The report highlights growing interest in non-profit and co-op housing as affordability challenges remain top of mind for Canadians.
The survey is based on 6,000 Canadians, commissioned by CHF Canada, in partnership with Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, and the Canadian Real Estate Association. While nearly 3 in 4 Canadians believe co-op and non-profit housing is a viable solution to the housing crisis, most don’t see enough co-op housing in their communities. 61% of Canadians think increasing its supply should be a top priority.
It’s time to build. Working with government partners, the co-op housing sector is ready to put shovels in the ground. More affordable, secure and inclusive co-op housing is possible, and Canadians are calling for it.
Built For Good
At a time when housing affordability in Ontario is reaching crisis levels, Built for Good offers a powerful, practical plan to eliminate core housing needs in Ontario by 2035.
Built for Good outlines a scalable, delivery-ready and costed plan centred on non-profit and co-op housing.
