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Subsidized housing building selection form

In this form you will choose which buildings you would like to live in. You can include as many as you like. Please note: You will receive one housing offer from the list of buildings you select when you apply, so do make sure to only choose the buildings that meet your needs.

Name:

File number:

Email address:

I want to:

Replace my current building selections with the ones I select on this form.

Add the buildings I selected on this form to my current selections.

Where would you like to live? (you may select more than one)

Cambridge

Kitchener

Waterloo

Townships (Elmira, Wellesley, New Hamburg, New Dundee)

What building type(s) do you prefer?

Townhouse

Apartment

Semi-detached house

Detached house

Please choose a category that best describes your household.

Family with child(ren)

Adult(s) only, no children

Adult(s) 50-59 years old

Older adult(s) (60+)

How many bedrooms do you need?

Bachelor

One bedroom

Two bedrooms

Three bedrooms

Four bedrooms

Five bedrooms

Do you need a unit or a home that is wheelchair accessible?

Yes

Would you like a smoking or non-smoking unit and building?

Smoking

Non-smoking

Search results

Based on preferences and needs selected above. (Note: if the results are blank, you may need to change your preferences.)

Non-profit housing, Co-operative housing, and Waterloo Region Housing options available

Waterloo Region Housing is owned and managed by the Region of Waterloo. Non-profit housing is owned and looked after by different groups, such as municipal governments, service clubs, or faith groups. In co-operative housing, tenants are members of the co-op, and they are obligated to help run and take care of the complex.

Rent supplement options available

Rent supplement units are spread throughout Waterloo Region, in many different neighbourhoods. The Region pays the landlord the difference between the rent-geared-to-income amount the tenant(s) pay and the market rent for the unit.

Below average market rent options available

Some private landlords have apartments that they rent at a rate below the Average Market Rent (BAMR) for Waterloo Region. To qualify, your income must be below a certain amount (see results below).

For BAMR, your rent will not go up if your income goes up, or down if your income goes down. But it can have annual increases, according to the rent control guidelines. You may also have to pay other charges, like utilities and parking.