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HOUSING
The Corporation d'habitation Jeanne-Mance provides low-income citizens living in Greater Montreal with housing for families or seniors.
The Office municipal d'habitation de Montréal (OMHM) processes housing applications for Habitations Jeanne-Mance as part of a service agreement.
To request housing, fill out a housing application with the OMHM (OMHM) and include all necessary documents.
To obtain a housing application, contact the OMHM:
415 Saint-Antoine St. W.
Montreal, Quebec H2Z 1H8
Phone: 514 872-6442
www.omhm.qc.ca
Or go through the Accès Montréal network Accès Montréal network
ELIGIBILITY
To qualify, you must meet all the conditions below:
| AGE | You're at least 18 or an emancipated minor. |
| STATUS | You're a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. |
| RESIDENCE | You've lived in Greater Montreal for 12 consecutive months in the two years before you apply for housing. |
| ASSETS | The total value of assets owned by the persons listed on the application must not exceed $25,000. |
| INDEPENDANCE | You must be able to meet your own essential needs or those of your household or provide proof that you will receive the support required. |
| INCOME | For all persons listed on the application, total gross annual income from the previous year must not exceed the maximum amounts allowed under the Canada-Quebec Global Agreement on Social Housing. |
INELIGIBLE:
| | Student
Full-time students at a secondary or post-secondary school or university if they have no dependent children. |
| | Former tenants
Former tenants of social housing or Habitations Jeanne-Mance whose lease was cancelled because they moved out without notification, owed money to the OMHM, CHJM or a landlord, or because the rental board decided to withdraw housing. |
APPLICATION ASSESSMENT AND WAITING LISTS
Your application will be assessed in keeping with eligibility requirements and housing criteria in force for Habitations Jeanne-Mance. You'll then be placed on a specific waiting list.
There are different waiting lists depending on:
> The type of housing required (families, seniors or people with impaired mobility).
> The number of rooms required.
COST OF HOUSING
For housing of all sizes, monthly rent equals 25% of a household's income. Extra charges for electricity, parking (if available), air conditioning and other services may be added to basic rent.
For example, a household whose monthly income is $1,000 will pay a monthly rent of $250 for an apartment, plus electricity costs and other extra charges that may apply.
PARKING
The Corporation d'habitation Jeanne-Mance rents parking spaces on a monthly or yearly basis.
From 1st January 2010, prices are:
| Non-resident* |
$120 |
| Horoparc – Ontario St.** |
Hourly rate |
* Monthly price amounting to 110$ for a year’s rent.
** Horoparc located at Sanguinet av. is permanently closed
For more details:
Corporation d'habitation Jeanne-Mance
150 Ontario St. E.
Montreal, Quebec H2X 1H1
Phone: 514 872-1221
COMMUNAUTO
Communauto ("comme une auto") provides vehicles for the exclusive use of its members. By signing up for the service, you gain access to a fleet of cars you can rent cheaply for an hour, a day or even longer. Parked conveniently in your neighbourhood, these vehicles are available right away and around the clock.
A Communauto service site Communauto is located in the parking lot on Sanguinet Street (at the corner of Émery).
For more details: www.communauto.com
Phone: 514 842-4545
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