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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by City of London

The City of London (Ontario) is a municipal government that administers multiple affordable housing development programs through its Affordable Housing Community Improvement Plan. Programs include the Dollars to Doors Program, Highly Supportive Housing Program, and Additional Residential Unit (ARU) loans, providing up to $45,000 per affordable housing unit created. These financial incentives support private, non-profit, and cooperative sectors to construct new affordable housing and rehabilitate existing properties in London, Ontario. View City of London's website for more information.

13 programs
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    Grant and FundingLoans and Capital investmentsOpen

    Affordable Housing Development Programs

    City of London
    Supports affordable housing development
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 45,000 $
    Eligible Industries
    All industries
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation
    London, Ontario, Canada
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    Grant and FundingLoans and Capital investmentsOpen

    Capital Repair and Improvement Funding

    City of London
    Funding for major social housing repairs
    Eligible Funding
    Varies by project
    Eligible Industries
    Real estate and rental and leasing, Public administration
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation
    London, Ontario, Canada
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    Grant and FundingOpen

    Core Area Safety Audit Grant

    City of London
    Funding for core area property safety upgrades
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 10,000 $ · Up to 50% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    All industries
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation
    London, Ontario, Canada
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    Grant and FundingOpen

    Neighbourhood Small Events Fund

    City of London
    Funding for small neighbourhood events
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 500 $
    Eligible Industries
    Arts, entertainment and recreation
    Types of eligible projects
    London, Ontario, Canada
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    Other SupportOpen

    Neighbourhood-Managed Ice Rinks

    City of London
    Volunteer-run community ice rinks in London
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 400 $
    Eligible Industries
    Arts, entertainment and recreation
    Types of eligible projects
    London, Ontario, Canada
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    Other SupportGrant and FundingOpen

    Public Art and Monument Program

    City of London
    Support for public art and monuments
    Eligible Funding
    Varies by project
    Eligible Industries
    Arts, entertainment and recreation
    Types of eligible projects
    Environment and Climate
    Ontario, Canada
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    Grant and FundingTax CreditsLoans and Capital investmentsClosed

    Community improvement and incentives

    City of London
    Financial support for property and business improvements
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 1,500,000 $ · Up to 50% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    Construction, Retail trade, Real estate and rental and leasing, Other services (except public administration)
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation
    London, Ontario, Canada

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    Vacant Commercial Space Fit-Out Grant Program

    City of London
    Funding for vacant commercial space improvements
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 50,000 $ · Up to 50% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    All industries
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation
    London, Ontario, Canada

About City of London

What is the mission of City of London?

To increase the supply of affordable housing in London, Ontario by providing financial incentives to private, non-profit and cooperative sectors through the Affordable Housing Community Improvement Plan, supporting the creation of new affordable rental units and the rehabilitation of existing properties.

What type of organization is City of London?

City of London is a Municipal government.

What is City of London's official website?

City of London's official website is https://london.ca.

What else should I know about City of London?

Rôle de la Ville de London dans l'écosystème du financement du logement

La Ville de London, par l'intermédiaire de son plan d'amélioration communautaire (CIP) pour le logement abordable, offre des incitations financières aux promoteurs privés, aux organismes sans but lucratif et aux fournisseurs de logement coopératif pour créer de nouvelles unités de logement abordable. Ces programmes s'inscrivent dans le cadre du Plan d'action pour la stabilité du logement (2019) et du Plan d'action Feuille de route vers 3 000 unités abordables (2021).

Programmes de financement principaux

  • Programme Dollars to Doors : Prêt forgivable pouvant atteindre 45 000 $ par unité de logement locatif abordable, avec une période d'abordabilité minimale de 25 ans.
  • Programme de logement très soutenu : Financement pouvant atteindre 45 000 $ par unité créée pour les personnes à risque de sans-abri.
  • Programmes d'unités résidentielles supplémentaires (ARU) : Prêts pouvant atteindre 45 000 $ pour la création de nouvelles unités résidentielles.
  • Exonération des droits de développement : Exonération des droits de développement pour les nouvelles unités résidentielles abordables.

Admissibilité et processus de demande

Les candidats admissibles comprennent les organisations privées à but lucratif, les organismes caritatifs et sans but lucratif, et les fournisseurs de logement dirigés par des Autochtones. Les demandes sont examinées selon le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi, et les candidats doivent conclure un accord de prêt enregistré auprès du titre de propriété.