520 rue d’Auvergne and 525 rue du Roussillon are two adjacent three-storey buildings in the Montreal neighborhood of Longueuil, with a total of 60 affordable units. As of 2025, the average unit is affordable to households earning 36% of the area’s median income.
The acquisition of 520 rue d’Auvergne and 525 rue du Roussillon is the result of a multi-stakeholder collaboration between SOLIDES, First National Financial LP, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, CMHC MLI Select program, and federal funding.
450 33e Avenue is a four-storey building in the Montreal neighbourhood of Lachine, with 47 affordable units. As of 2025, the average unit is affordable to households earning 48% of the area’s median income.
The acquisition of 450 33e Avenue is the result of a multi-stakeholder collaboration between SOLIDES, First National Financial LP, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, the City of Montreal, CMHC through the MLI Select program, and federal funding.
The Drummondville Portfolio comprises of 363 residential units and 42 commercial units. As of 2025, the average residential unit is affordable to households earning 37% of the area’s median income.
The acquisition of the Drummondville Portfolio is the result of a multi-stakeholder collaboration between SOLIDES, the Caisse d’économie solidaire Desjardins, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, the Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation, CMHC through the MLI Select program, and federal funding.
Domaine la Rousselière is a 720-unit multi-residential complex consisting of eight ninety-unit buildings in the Montreal neighbourhood of Pointe-aux-Trembles. As of 2025, the average unit is affordable to households earning 41% of the area’s median income.
The acquisition of Domaine la Rousselière is the result of a multi-stakeholder collaboration between Corporation Mainbourg, the Caisse d’économie solidaire Desjardins, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, the Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation, the Province of Québec through the Fonds fiscalisés, the City of Montreal, CMHC through the MLI Select program, and federal funding.
The Hargrave Street property features a 72-unit heritage flatiron building. As of 2025, the average unit is affordable to households earning 40% of the area’s median income.
The acquisition of the Hargrave site is the result of a multi-stakeholder collaboration between New Commons Housing Trust Society, First National Financial LP, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, CMHC through the MLI Select program, and federal funding.
272-280 Caroline Street South comprises a total of 21 units. As of 2025, the average unit is affordable to households earning 33% of the area’s median income.
The acquisition of the Caroline Street properties resulted from a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving the 272 Caroline St S. Co-op, FirstOntario Credit Union, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, the City of Hamilton, CMHC through the MLI Select program, and federal funding.
440 Edmonton Street will provide approximately 150 units of affordable housing in downtown Winnipeg. This project is a redevelopment, converting a long-term care facility into rental housing. Stabilization is expected in 2027 and rents are projected to be affordable to households earning 32% of the area’s median income.
The redevelopment of this property resulted from a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving the University of Winnipeg Community Renewal Corp 2.0, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, the Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation, and City of Winnipeg funding.
100 Tyndall Ave. provides 48 units of affordable housing in Toronto. Residents of this building have access to additional tenant support, including health and social services, case management, and housing stability services. The average rent in 2026 is affordable to households earning 57% of the area’s median income.
This preservation acquisition resulted from a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving Good Shepherd Non-Profit Homes, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, and City of Toronto funding through the MURA program.
Fort & Simcoe provides 53 units of affordable housing in Victoria. The average rent in 2026 is affordable to households earning 62% of the area’s median income.
This preservation acquisition resulted from a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving New Commons Housing Trust Society, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, and federal funding.
UTILE Polytechnique will provide 149 affordable housing units in Montreal and will prioritize student tenants. This development is currently in construction, with stabilization expected by 2028. Rents are projected to be affordable, on average, to households earning 66% of the area’s median income.
This development resulted from a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving Unité de travail pour l’implantation de logement étudiant (UTILE), NMF Rental Housing Fund II, and the City of Montreal’s funding.
120 Reuben Crescent will provide 109 units of affordable housing in Kemptville. This development is currently in construction, with stabilization expected in 2028. Rents are projected to be affordable on average to households earning 75% of the area’s median income.
This development resulted from a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving Reuben Crescent Housing Co-op, New Commons Housing Trust Society, NMF Rental Housing Fund II, and government funding.
