Eligibility: Seniors 59+ who applied through the City of Toronto's Centralized waiting list
Location: 2353 Dufferin St, Toronto, ON
Building description
2353 Dufferin St – Lewis Garnsworthy Residence offers a mix of affordable market and Rent-Geared-to-Income units for seniors 59+. This building is part of St. Hilda’s Seniors Community, a multi-faith, not-for-profit senior residence managed by WoodGreen, and provides independent living and support services.
Important: All applications for Rent-Geared-to-Income must be completed through the City of Toronto’s centralized waiting list.
Accessibility: Accessible building with elevator and modified units.
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Proof of income required (NOA & 2 latest monthly income stubs or bank statements)
To qualify for an affordable rental unit, an applicant’s household annual gross income cannot exceed four times the annual rent of the unit they are applying for. (Please review the form for more information about the units)
If more than one adult is applying then both incomes will be used to determine the eligibility
First & last month’s rent required before moving in
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In person
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In person
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In person, on the phone
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In person
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In person
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In person
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In person
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In person
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In person
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In person
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