Burlington Housing Strategy

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Burlington’s Housing Strategy was approved by Council in June 2022.

This strategy creates a road map and acts as a guiding document for housing needs in the City of Burlington. It will help the City to work towards meeting the housing needs of the community and move us closer to reaching our Vision for housing in Burlington.

The Housing Strategy identifies 12 recommended actions that the City and other strategic decision-makers can take to increase housing options across the City. It provides a list of priority actions, quick wins and an implementation plan to put the Housing Strategy into action.

For more information, read the Housing Strategy..

Burlington’s Housing Strategy was approved by Council in June 2022.

This strategy creates a road map and acts as a guiding document for housing needs in the City of Burlington. It will help the City to work towards meeting the housing needs of the community and move us closer to reaching our Vision for housing in Burlington.

The Housing Strategy identifies 12 recommended actions that the City and other strategic decision-makers can take to increase housing options across the City. It provides a list of priority actions, quick wins and an implementation plan to put the Housing Strategy into action.

For more information, read the Housing Strategy..

  • Proposed Community Improvement Plan (CIP) survey

    The proposed Affordable Rental Housing Community Improvement Plan (CIP) plans to offer residents and builders in Burlington incentives when they create new, affordable rental housing options* in Burlington’s Urban Area. This is the community improvement project area. The draft CIP is proposing several financial incentives, such as grant programs and forgivable loans.

    *Examples of affordable rental housing include additional residential units (ARUs), multiplexes and low/mid/high-rise apartment buildings.

     

    We are looking for your feedback to help us with these incentives. For background information, you may choose to review the Draft CIP and/or the March 6, 2025, Presentation and Memo to the Pipeline to Permit Committee.


    This survey doesn't intend to collect personal information and disclosure of responses will be governed by the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.56.  For questions regarding the collection, use and disclosure of this information,  please contact sharleen.bayovo@burlington.ca.The survey is available in print, alternative formats or with communication support by contacting getinvolved@burlington.ca

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