Trinity Housing of Cobourg Phase 2 Inc. has finalized an agreement to transfer ownership of new affordable housing units at 321 John Street to Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services (OAHS).
“THCP2 is committed to the creation of affordable housing for our community,” states THCP2 Board Chair Gordon Robins. “The Board has determined that the best course of action to fulfill this vision is to conclude THCP2’s role in the development of this new apartment complex at the design phase and transfer this project to an alternate housing provider with similar vision and interests. This provider has the necessary resources to oversee the construction phase and ultimately the operation of these new units.”
THCP2’s plan to construct 27 affordable units near Trinity Place necessitates robust project management.
Consequently, THCP2 is passing the project to OAHS, to ensure efficient delivery.
“At OAHS, we believe every person deserves the dignity of safe, affordable housing,” states OAHS Director of Housing Development Cathy Connor. “Thanks to THCP2’s leadership initiating this project, and their stewardship of its progress, we are in an excellent position to move to construction in the very near future. We are looking forward to completing this build and realizing the shared goal of increasing the availability of affordable housing for all Northumberland residents.”
OAHS currently manages 3,300 affordable units across Ontario, supporting Indigenous and non-Indigenous families alike.
(Written by Joseph Goden)
