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In fall of 2018, York University graduates’ students enrolled in the Planning in Toronto Workshop partnered with the Toronto HomeShare Pilot Project, a City of Toronto initiative arising from the Toronto Seniors Strategy.
ENVS6332 Planning in Toronto Workshop Fall 2018
In fall of 2018, York University graduates’ students enrolled in the Planning in Toronto Workshop partnered with the Toronto HomeShare Pilot Project, a City of Toronto initiative arising from the Toronto Seniors Strategy.
Millennials & seniors in da house: Can inter-generational co-housing help reduce Toronto’s housing crunch?
The housing pilot will match older adults who have a spare room in their home with younger adults including post-secondary students who are looking for affordable housing. In exchange for reduced rent, the students agree to provide 5-7 hours per week contributing to the household. Students enrolled in the workshop, titled Millennials & seniors in da house, and focused on models of integrated community planning and social planning to work collaboratively to assess the strengths and shortcomings of inter-generational home-sharing approaches.
The housing pilot will match older adults who have a spare room in their home with younger adults including post-secondary students who are looking for affordable housing. In exchange for reduced rent, the students agree to provide 5-7 hours per week contributing to the household. Students enrolled in the workshop, titled Millennials & seniors in da house, and focused on models of integrated community planning and social planning to work collaboratively to assess the strengths and shortcomings of inter-generational home-sharing approaches.
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