Cooperative Housing Federation

Campus Co-operative Residence Inc. is a community-based housing organization dedicated to providing cooperative living options for students in Toronto. With a commitment to cooperative principles, the organization fosters a sense of community and shared responsibility among its members. The organization offers a range of services and supports focused on enhancing the living experience for students. By promoting governance and member involvement, Campus Co-operative Residence Inc. ensures that residents have a voice in their housing environment. Generated from the website

Peggy and Andrew Brewin Housing Co-op Inc in Toronto, Canada, offers cooperative living since 1995 with 78 units including a four-story walk-up and a 70-unit high-rise with bachelor, one, and two-bedroom options. Located in the heart of the city, the co-op provides wheelchair-accessible units, units modified for deaf individuals, and is conveniently situated near public transportation, grocery stores, and shopping centers. Generated from their website

Alexandra Park Co-operative is the first housing co-op built in Ontario, located in downtown Toronto, just north of Queen Street West and east of Bathurst Street. The co-op features 104 units across four three-story walk-up apartment buildings, offering one and two-bedroom units, as well as three and four-bedroom townhouses, which include basements and backyards. Focused on creating a community-oriented living environment, Alexandra Park Co-op champions safe, affordable, and sustainable housing for its members, who actively participate in its operation through a democratically elected Board of Directors. The vibrant neighborhood encompasses essential amenities, parks, and is within walking distance to cultural hotspots like Kensington Market and Chinatown. Generated from the website