Housing
Housing
Housing
$1B for housing affordability
$650M to expand and maintain the social housing stock
$350.7M over 5 years to support Quebecers facing rising housing costs
Details
- $650M to expand and maintain the social housing stock:
- Build 1,500 new affordable housing units (over 5 years);
- 1,000 affordable housing units;
- 500 affordable housing units in collaboration with the private sector;
- Support the creation of 450 housing units funded by the Rapid Housing Initiative;
- $191.5M to accelerate the completion of 3,300 AccèsLogis housing units (in 2022-2023);
- Set up a pilot project to install modular housing that meets the needs of the health sector;
- Renovate the low-rental housing stock (in 2023-2024).
- Build 1,500 new affordable housing units (over 5 years);
- $350.7M over 5 years to support Quebecers facing rising housing costs:
- $291.7M to enhance the housing component of the refundable solidarity tax credit;
- The housing component of the refundable solidarity tax credit will be indexed at a rate of 12.88% in July 2023;
- $59M to support households in need of housing;
- $53.2M to grant 2,000 units under the Rent Supplement Program;
- $5.8M to help municipalities and housing bureaus.
- $291.7M to enhance the housing component of the refundable solidarity tax credit;