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Kingston’s co-op housing expanded to 102 units, offering income-based rents and democratic management, with officials praising its broad benefits.
Kingston Co-operative Homes, a successful affordable housing model in Kingston, Ontario, has expanded from 86 to 102 units since 1985, inspired by Finland’s co-op system.
Residents democratically manage the community, with rents capped at 30% of income for qualifying households.
Supported by city grants, government contributions, and member investments, the co-op offers stable, income-based housing.
Councillor Jeff McLaren highlights its "triple win" potential—benefiting residents, neighborhoods, and taxpayers—suggesting broader adoption could help address housing challenges.
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La vivienda cooperativa de Kingston se expandió a 102 unidades, ofreciendo alquileres basados en los ingresos y una gestión democrática, con funcionarios elogiando sus amplios beneficios.