This page describes briefly which community based non-profit housing groups expect to have vacancies in the next two months. Vacancies can change over night. Please check directly with each group for the most current information.
Trent-Moira
Co-op Estates
Locations: 97 - 101 College Street East/173 Cannifton Road, Belleville
Trent-Moira Co-op Estates has spacious low-rise, apartments and town houses in two central locations in Belleville. Call 613 962-6686 for vacancy and waiting list information.
Brock-Seaway Housing Co-op
Location: Dana Street, Brockville
Brock-Seaway Housing Co-op has 30 three and four bedroom homes in the north end of Brockville. Write to the Membership Liaison, PO Box 807, Brockville, Ontario K6V 5W1 for vacancy and waiting list information.
Shepherd's Green Co-op Homes
Location: Liston Avenue, Brockville
Shepherd's Green Co-op has 30, one to four bedroom homes in Brockville. Call (613) 498-1669 for vacancy and waiting list information.
Kingston Co-op Homes
Location: 1338 Princess Avenue (at Portsmouth), Kingston
Kingston Co-op currently has some vacancies.
Call (613) 544-3873 for waiting list information
Lois Miller Co-op
Homes
Location: 234 - 298 Guthrie Drive, Kingston
Office: Suite 202 - 234 Guthrie Drive, Kingston K7K 6K8
Lois Miller Co-op has a selection of suites available for immediate occupancy. Suites vary in size one to three bedroom apartments. Call (613) 545-1375.
Cataraqui Co-op Homes
Location: 416 Elliott Avenue, Kingston
Office: Suite 202 - 234 Guthrie Drive, Kingston K7K 6K8
Cataraqui Co-op has two and three bedroom houses.
Call (613) 545-1375
Kingcole Homes Incorporated
Location: 105 Cherry Street, Kingston
PO Box 1887, Main Postal Station, Kingston, Ontario
Kingcole operates a 19 suites in an apartment building. Rents are fully serviced: hydro, hot water and heat are included. Call (613) 544-2026 for waiting list information.
Weller
Arms Non-Profit Homes Inc.
Location: 65 Daly Street Kingston
Mail: Suite 202 - 234 Guthrie Drive, Kingston, Ontario K7K 6K8
Weller Arms Tipi Moza currently has no vacancies. Weller is primarily designed for senior households.
Call (613) 541-1099 or apply through the Kingston Housing Registry (see below).
Tipi Moza
(Iron Homes)
Locations: scattered homes across Kingston
Mail: PO Box 891, Main Postal Station, Kingston, Ontario
Tipi Moza currently has 17 scattered houses. It maintains a waiting list:
Call (613) 541-1099 or apply through the Kingston Housing Registry (see below).
Kingston and Area Housing
Registry
Location: 107 Wellington Street, Kingston K7L 3C6
The housing registry has listings for both private and non-profit housing groups throughout the city. They also maintain an excellent "one stop shopping" service where you can fax out your application to a number of groups at one time. A highly recommended service for those seeking housing in Kingston.
Call (613) 531-9875
Eileen
Tallman Co-op Homes of Ottawa-Carleton Inc.
Location: Suite 109 - 850 Seyton Drive, Nepean Ontario K2H 9G7
Eileen Tallman Co-op has one to three
bedroom apartment and townhouses available for immediate occupancy at full market charge.
Call: (613) 596-3068 Fax: 726-9389
Sidney
Towers Housing Co-op
Location: 7 Sidney Street, Ottawa Ontario K1S 3L7
Sidney Towers Co-op has a limited number of apartments for immediate occupancy.
Call: (613) 236-7004
Alliance Housing Co-op
Location: 131 Firewood Private, Community Centre
Ottawa Ontario Canada K1T 2B9
Contact: Lorraine Bentley, Co-ordinator
Voice 613.521.3605 / Fax 613.521.7570
Alliance Housing Co-op is a family co-op housing community. Members care about keeping our buildings well-run and environmentally safe. A community centre is available to all members for private parties and co-op events.
Vacancies in
community based non-profit housing groups can change from day-to-day. Currently it is
relatively easy to obtain a house or apartment if you are able to pay the full market rent
or charge. However, if you need financial assistance with your rent there may be a
significant waiting period, especially for one and two bedroom suites, for example,
Kingston waiting lists for assisted housing have doubled in the last few years to over 1200
households.
Seaway Valley Co-op Organization
June 10, 1999
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