Seniors' Rental Housing
The provincial
government worked in partnership with local
municipalities and the federal government to
develop approximately
40 developments
across British Columbia, creating
new affordable rental options for seniors aged 55 and
older. The Seniors' Rental Housing initiative is a result of
a $125.5-million joint investment under the
Canada-British Columbia Affordable Housing
Agreement,
which includes funding through Canada’s Economic
Action Plan and by the Government of British Columbia.
The new developments, which are
being built on provincially- and municipally owned land,
will use either modular, manufactured housing construction or
site-built wood frame construction to promote B.C. wood product
use.
These new
one-bedroom apartments – approximately 1,200
in all – will provide seniors age 55-plus
and persons with disabilities who are able to live independently
with an affordable option for staying in the communities
they know and love. Where possible, new developments will be
co-located close to existing seniors housing.
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New affordable housing for seniors celebrated in Baynes Lake
08-MAR-2013
BAYNES LAKE, B.C. – Seniors in Baynes Lake celebrated the one year anniversary of Spirit Pond Haven, a new ...
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Seniors housing celebrated in Baynes Lake
Sally MacDonald, Cranbrook Daily Townsman, March 12, 2013 The Baynes Lake community was celebrating on Friday, March 8 ...


