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HO HOUSING SING NE NEEDS DS OF OF THE HE JEWISH WISH COM OMMUNITY MUNITY OF OF GREATER EATER VAN ANCOUVER COUVER Susan sana a Cogan ogan BCs Affordable Housing Conference November ber 25, 2015 Vancouver has: High


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HO HOUSING SING NE NEEDS DS OF OF THE HE JEWISH WISH COM OMMUNITY MUNITY OF OF GREATER EATER VAN ANCOUVER COUVER

Susan sana a Cogan

  • gan

BC’s Affordable Housing Conference November

ber 25, 2015

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 Vancouver has:

  • High housing costs (2 bedroom rent $1,849/month)
  • Low rental vacancy rates (1.8%)
  • Growing rental demand
  • In essence, lack of affordable housing

 This affects the community at large and the

Jewish Community.

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How to determine:

  • 1. Who is a member of the Jewish

community?

  • 2. “Poverty”?
  • 3. “Housing Need”?
  • 4. “Social Inclusion”?
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Number umber of Person sons LICO CO (2011)

Affo forda rdable e Rent (at 3 30% of Income) e)

  • 1

$23 23,29 ,298 $ 58 582

  • 2

$29 29,00 ,004 $ 72 725

  • 3

$35 35,65 ,657 $ 89 891

  • 4

$43 43,29 ,292 $1, 1,082 082

  • 5

$49 49,1 ,102 $1,2 1,228

  • 6

$55 55,37 ,378 $1, 1,384 384

  • 7 or more

re $61 61,65 ,656 $1, 1,541 541

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 Household is in need if it falls below at least

in one of:

 Adequate

quate housing, not requiring any major repairs;

 Affordabl

rdable dwellings - cost is less than 30%

  • f total before-tax household income;

 Suitabl

table housing - has enough bedrooms for the size and make-up of resident households.

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 Surrey ey  Pitt t Meadows

  • ws

 Maple e Ri Ridge  Langley gley  New West  Tr Tri-Citi ities es  Vanco couv uver er East

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 Need to be close to:

 Community;  Synagogues;  Jewish schools;  Family;  Friends

 Are important factors

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 Vancouver West

43.0%

 Richmond

20.0%

 Vancouver East

14.0%

 Burquest (Burnaby/Tri-Cities) 6.6%  West End

4.4%

 North Vancouver

4.0%

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 Less than 30%

29%

 Over 30%

45%

  • Less than 50%

26%

  • More than 50%

14%

  • More than 70%

5%

 Not paying rent/nor mtge.

26%

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Re Responden pondents ts

 Owners:

55%

 No mortgage

30%

 Pay less than 30%

  • f income towards housing

40%

 Pay more than 30%

  • f income towards housing

28%

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Re Responden pondents ts

 Non-Owners:

45%

 No shelter expenses

27%

 Pay less than 30%

  • f income towards housing

7%

 Pa

Pay mo more e than an 30 30%

  • f income

me towa wards ds housin using 64% 64%

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20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

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 Pr

Prese esent nt Locati tions

  • ns

Des esired red Locati tions

  • ns
  • Burnaby
  • West End
  • Richmond
  • North Vancouver
  • Maple Ridge
  • Vancouver West
  • Pitt Meadows
  • Langley
  • Vancouver East
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0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45%

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 Two methods:

  • 1. Based on 2011 NHS, 16.1% poor

= 43 43 surveyed households

  • 2. Based on estimates provided by respondents

= 52 52 non-owners pay over 50% of income towards rent AVERAG AGE E = 17.4% of Jewi wish sh househol useholds ds are in housin using g need ed

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Surv rvey ey # # Unit % Needed Type

 Single

22% 402 1bdrm

 Sharing

10% 183 Studio/1bdrm

 Couple

20% 365 1-2bdrms

 Family

48% 877 2 + bdrms

 TOT

OTAL AL HO HOUSEHOLDS SEHOLDS IN NE N NEED ED 1,8 ,827 27

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1.

Increase access to existing buildings created by Jewish Community organizations.

2.

Use existing government programs.

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3.

Provide Rent Subsidies so people can affordably rent private units;

(Tikva is now subsidising 17 households,

that is 38 people.)

  • 4. Buy an existing building
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5.

Obtain land and build a new project;

6.

Partner with non-profit housing agencies to develop new projects creatively;

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5.

Enter into operating agreements to manage housing;

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Qu Ques estions tions?