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Toronto Welcomes Delivery Of 57 Permanent Modular Homes At 39 Dundalk Drive

TORONTO: Mayor John Tory was joined early this week by Councillor Brad Bradford (Beaches-East York), Chair of the Planning and Housing Committee, and Councillor Michael Thompson (Scarborough Centre) to welcome the onsite delivery and craning in of the first modules that will become new permanent supportive homes for 57 individuals experiencing homelessness.

Modular Housing is one of the ways the City is making progress toward meeting the HousingTO 2020-2030 Action Plan’s target of approving 40,000 new affordable rental homes, including 18,000 supportive homes. Currently, there are almost 150 city-led and/or City-supported affordable housing projects in the City’s development pipeline. Some of these include large, multi-phase developments. Once completed, these projects will deliver over 20,000 affordable rental and supportive homes.

Building on these objectives, the 2023 tabled budget, includes over $616 million in direct support much better in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador, with Quebec and the Maritime provinces landing somewhere in between. While prices in most markets have declined from a short-lived sharp peak in early 2022, they remain well above where they were in the summer of 2020.

With the shock from the Bank of Canada’s efforts to control inflation fading, and uncertainty about the path for housing markets and where borrowing costs will ultimately land also likely to wind down over the next few months, the theme of our 2023 forecast is not recovery, but the start of a turnaround.

It will likely remain quite difficult for many first-time buyers to enter the housing market until mortgage rates are lower than they are today. That being said, some buyers are expected to come off the sidelines once they have more certainty rates have topped out. Others will likely find 2023 the first opportunity in some time where they’re not having to compete with multiple offers. for housing initiatives.

When completed, the modular supportive housing building at 39 Dundalk Dr. will be operated by Homes First Society, a non-profit

Some 495,858 properties are forecast to trade hands via Canadian MLS® Systems in 2023, a 0.5% decline from 2022.

The national average home price is forecast to decline 5.9% on an annual basis to $662,103 in 2023. It’s important to note that based on the monthly data under the surface, that decline has already happened over the course in 2022; however, the record setting start to that year will be reflected as a decline this year as prices are housing organization that provides affordable, stable housing and support services to break the cycle of homelessness.

The Dundalk Drive modular not expected to be anywhere near those record levels in 2023.

National home sales are forecast to rise by 10.2% to 546,625 units in 2024 as markets continue to return to normal.

This would still be below the 2020 and 2021 figures. The national average home price is forecast to recover by a moderate 3.5% from 2023 to 2024 to around $685,056, below 2022 but back on par with 2021. homes will provide good quality and deeply affordable homes that better meet the needs of residents who are residing at a hotel shelter adjacent to the Dundalk site.

Residents will pay rent based on their incomes and have access to a private studio apartment (with a kitchen and a bathroom) and am

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