Housing Cambridge is a non-profit housing organization that manages 9 properties (448 units) in the City of Cambridge, Ontario. Its mission is to provide the opportunity for people of all income levels to access quality housing in our city. We have both apartment rentals and townhouse rentals in Cambridge.
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Housing Cambridge charges two types of rental rates: market rent and subsidized rent [rent geared to income (RGI) and Below Average Market Rents (BAMR)]. The application process for each rental type is different. You can learn more about our rental policies and how to apply for housing by clicking here.
If you’re a tenant at Housing Cambridge, click on this Directory to find out “Who the right person is” to handle your concerns.
Once you ring the doorbell, explore this website to learn about the issue and the impact of affordable housing in our community.
Vacancies listed on this page are units available only at market rent.
For routine general maintenance, telephone the Administrative Coordinator at 519-622-5535 ext. 21. For all other maintenance inquiries, telephone the Maintenance Coordinator at 519-622-5535 ext. 30. See here for definitions of Emergency, Urgent and Routine maintenance situations.
For after-hours Emergencies please call 519-622-5858.
HUM 101 Fact Sheet What is Humanities 101? Humanities 101 is a 12 week program scheduled for the Spring 2013. It is a tuition free university level program for economically marginalised individuals. It is intended to reawaken interest in education, increase self-esteem, and serve as a springboard to further community involvement and/or education. Humanities 101 [...]
Click here to read more.Housing Cambridge Staff and Board are pleased to announce the General Manager postion has been filled effective January 21, 2013. The blustering wind seems to have blown Steve Garrison back our way. We are glad to have him back in his role at Housing Cambridge. Welcome back Steve!
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