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Edmonton is growing and so is our need for housing. Right now, 1 in 8 households - owners and renters, young and old - are paying more than they can afford in housing costs, or live in crowded or unsafe conditions, and can’t afford to move.
The most effective way for cities to reduce poverty is to increase the supply of affordable and supportive housing.
Learn more about City-owned land for sale or lease for affordable housing development.
A comprehensive guide for both new and experienced non-profit and for-profit housing executives, project managers, and faith groups involved in affordable housing development in Edmonton.
Explore how the City of Edmonton plans to create at least 2,700 new and renewed affordable homes by 2026.
Learn how Edmonton’s affordable housing gap affects individuals and families across the city.
An action plan to guide how the City of Edmonton will prevent, resolve and improve emergency responses to homelessness in our city.
Affordable Housing and Homelessness, Social Development Branch
18th Floor, Edmonton Tower
10111 104 Avenue NW
Edmonton AB T5J 0J4
If you are calling from outside of Edmonton: 780-442-5311
Phone | 311 |
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