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Housing Initiatives and Incentives Presentation to City of Markham Lisa Gonsalves, Director Strategies and Partnerships Valerie Shuttleworth, Chief Planner June 26, 2017 1 Purpose of Presentation York Region Housing Story The Human


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Housing Initiatives and Incentives

Presentation to City of Markham

Lisa Gonsalves, Director Strategies and Partnerships Valerie Shuttleworth, Chief Planner

June 26, 2017

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  • York Region Housing Story
  • The Human Services Planning Board and Make

Rental Happen

  • Regionally Administered Social and Affordable

Housing

  • Affordability by Income and Location
  • York Region Local Municipal Housing Working

Group

Purpose of Presentation

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York Region Housing Story

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The Human Services Planning Board

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Make Rental Happen

  • Building public awareness
  • Advocating to all levels of

government

  • Research partnerships
  • Solutions through partnerships
  • Rental Incentives Pilot Project at 212 Davis

Drive in Newmarket

#MakeRentalHappen

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Overview:

  • 85 properties
  • 43 Housing Providers
  • More than 6,800

units

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Regionally Administered Social Housing

Regionally Administered Social and Affordable Housing

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City of Markham

  • 12 housing communities
  • 1,210 units
  • Unionville development
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Housing Affordability by Income, 2016

Affordable Housing Mid-Range Housing

Mid-range housing options are a component of affordable housing options

$79,697 $116,370 $320,334 $467,739 Maximum Affordable Housing Price Maximum Household Income

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60% of Hhlds 70% of Hhlds 80% of Hhlds 90% of Hhlds 100% of Hhlds 10% of Hhlds 20% of Hhlds 30% of Hhlds 40% of Hhlds 50% of Hhlds 60% of Hhlds 70% of Hhlds 80% of Hhlds 90% of Hhlds 100% of Hhlds 10% of Hhlds 20% of Hhlds 30% of Hhlds 40% of Hhlds 50% of Hhlds

Private Market Additional Supports May be Required

60% of Hhlds 70% of Hhlds 80% of Hhlds 90% of Hhlds 100% of Hhlds 10% of Hhlds 20% of Hhlds 30% of Hhlds 40% of Hhlds 50% of Hhlds 60% of Hhlds 70% of Hhlds 80% of Hhlds 90% of Hhlds 100% of Hhlds 10% of Hhlds 20% of Hhlds 30% of Hhlds 40% of Hhlds 50% of Hhlds 60% of Hhlds 70% of Hhlds 80% of Hhlds 90% of Hhlds 100% of Hhlds 10% of Hhlds 20% of Hhlds 30% of Hhlds 40% of Hhlds 50% of Hhlds

Private Market 43% of new homes Affordable 26% of new homes Affordable 14% of new homes Affordable

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Affordable Housing Distribution and Options

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Regional/Local Municipal Housing Partnerships

  • To investigate

potential approaches to housing supply and affordability issues

  • Development of a

housing incentives framework

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Potential Elements of an Incentives Framework

  • Incentives and offsets
  • Incentive vehicles
  • Market segments
  • Geographic focus
  • Policy and zoning

approaches

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Next Steps

  • Continue working group partnership to find local

housing solutions

  • HSPB creating awareness by bringing together

government, building industry and corporate leaders

  • Opportunities for housing partnerships in your

community

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For Information or Partnership Opportunities

Valerie Shuttleworth

Chief Planner, Planning and Economic Development, Corporate Services

Rick Farrell

General Manager, Housing Services, Community and Health Services

Lisa Gonsalves

Director, Strategies and Partnerships, Community and Health Services