 
            RESOURCES
FAST FACTS:
- 1 in 5 households are overspending on housing – in 2014 that was 86,750 households. 
- In 2014 over 15,000 households were at high risk of becoming homeless, spending more than 50% of before-tax income on shelter and earning less than $20,000 per year. 
- At the last count in October 2014, over 3,500 people were experiencing homelessness. 
- Providing a home saves taxpayers approximately $34,000 per person annually. 
- Only 9% of below market homes in Calgary are in buildings that were constructed in the last 20 years. 
- Federal Government operating agreements that fund social housing properties will start expiring in 2021. 
RESEARCH:
Research from CHAC members relating to housing affordability in Calgary:
POLICY:
CHAC’s policy positions and letters advocating for change:
LINKS:
Links to related strategies and background information:
NEWSLETTERS:
CHAC newsletter archive:
- September 2019 - Sustainable Sector Series, CHAC Co-Chair Announcement 
- July 2019 - Corporate Affordable Housing Strategy, Pre-Election Campaign 
- April 2019 - CHAC and #YYCMatters, City of Calgary Home Program 2019 Grants 
- March 2019 - Enough For All, Bilateral Agreement Signed, Common Vision 
- February 2019 - Permanent Modular Construction Tour, One Window Open Houses 
 
             
          
        
      