This is what deeply affordable housing success looks like. Can it endure after the election?

A new 25-unit affordable housing project at 1120 Ossington in Toronto showcases successful implementation of deeply affordable, supportive housing through innovative design and construction techniques. Developed by Smart Density and mcCallumSather, the project utilizes modular mass timber construction, enabling rapid assembly in 17 days, and is designed for energy efficiency with a 40% performance improvement over NECB baseline. Supported by government funding and driven by sustainability goals, the initiative highlights a scalable model for addressing homelessness, especially with ongoing coordinated leadership and investment from upcoming governmental policies.