Housing

Housing is addressed by Metro Vancouver in two key ways.

Through its Housing Planning and Policy function, Metro Vancouver supports and convenes member jurisdictions around affordable housing issues. This group supports regional housing priorities through the provision of planning and policy resources and information, best practices research, and advocacy.

Through Metro Vancouver Housing, safe and affordable rental homes are provided for more than 9,400 people across 49 sites in Metro Vancouver. Established in 1974, the Metro Vancouver Housing Corporation is a non-profit organization whose sole shareholder is the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD). Housing sites are diverse, mixed-income communities that include families, seniors, and people with disabilities. Metro Vancouver Housing offers a range of homes, from single room occupancy (SRO) units to four-bedroom townhomes, at below-market rates and rates based on tenants’ incomes.

The following provides an overview of performance measures for Metro Vancouver Housing’s portfolio of mixed-income affordable rental housing complexes.

Metro Vancouver Housing GHG emissions	Metro Vancouver Housing GHG emissions	<div class="ExternalClass480056B69AE54F1CB658870AB42A2F35"><p>in the Housing portfolio<br></p></div>	http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Metro-Vancouver-Housing-GHG-emissions.aspx, MVHC GHG emissions	7.71		grams CO2e per square metre	bg-orange	Housing
Metro Vancouver Housing rent-geared-to-income units	Metro Vancouver Housing rent-geared-to-income units	<div class="ExternalClass6423AF3EE81540CE8379BBB83D40DB4A"><p>rented to RGI tenants<br></p></div>	http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Rent-Geared-to-Income-Units.aspx, http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Rent-Geared-to-Income-Units.aspx	33.4%	On track	of units	bg-orange	Housing
Metro Vancouver Housing tenant associations	Metro Vancouver Housing tenant associations	<div class="ExternalClass102829ABA76A4C9CB345E78601135A1B"><p>have tenant associations<br></p></div>	http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Metro-Vancouver-Housing-communities-with-tenant-associations.aspx, http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/MVHC-communities-with-tenant-associations.aspx	63%	On track	of MVHC communities	bg-orange	Housing
Metro Vancouver Housing vacancy rate	Metro Vancouver Housing vacancy rate	<div class="ExternalClass4F91E877EF0148EDAE1495D89BDF5F50"><p>at the Metro Vancouver Housing Corporation<br></p></div>	http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Vacancy.aspx, http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Vacancy.aspx	0.2%	On track	housing vacancy	bg-orange	Housing
Project Completion: Housing Redevelopment	Project Completion: Housing Redevelopment	<div class="ExternalClassC1E42D8E4D3E4557B3D50ED2B7E42F66"><p>click for more info<br></p></div>	http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Project-Completion-Housing-Redevelopment.aspx, http://www.metrovancouver.org/dashboards/services/housing/Pages/Project-Completion-Housing-Redevelopment.aspx	N/A	Observing	varies by project	bg-orange	Housing

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