Housing

Housing is a key priority for the City of Winnipeg 

Housing is a human right. Everyone needs a home that is safe, that meets their unique needs, and that they can afford. Housing needs to adapt over time to match the needs of changing communities. 

Over the next 25 years, Winnipeg will experience significant population growth. To prepare for this growth, the City of Winnipeg offers a variety of housing programs. 

The City uses strategic tools to help build and maintain homes to meet the needs of Winnipeggers. We enable affordable, supportive, and social housing. We partner with non-profit, private sector organizations, and other levels of government. 

Affordable Housing NOW

Offers two funding streams: Tax Increment Financing & capital grants

Heritage & Economic Development Incentive

Tax Increment Financing grants for development projects that align with OurWinnipeg 2045

Housing Accelerator Fund

Targeted initiatives aimed at increasing the housing supply in Winnipeg

Housing policy

Guidelines for programs & grants that support affordable housing

Rapid Housing Initiative

Federal government funding to enhance the delivery of affordable housing units

Resources

Links & information about housing programs

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