Community Housing Services à Cougar Creek, Canmore, AB

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Bow Valley Construction
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304 Hoodoo Crescent, Canmore, T1W 1A9

(403) 678-4507
Building Contractors, Contractors-General, Renovations & Home Improvements

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Canmore Community Housing Corporation
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729 10 St #100, Canmore, T1W 2A3

403.609.9983
The Canmore Community Housing Corporation (CCHC) is an arms-length non-profit corporation of the Town of Canmore. Established in 2000, CCHC supports a more sustainable community by providing a range of housing that is appropriate and affordable for the community's needs. We do this through research, education, advocacy and our Perpetually Affordable Housing (PAH) program.
Bow Valley Regional Housing
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920 Fairholme Dr, Canmore, T1W 1W1

(403) 678-5922
Mountain Haven Cooperative
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101 125G Dyrgas Lane, Canmore, T1W 0C2

403.609.4447
The co-operative has forty-four stacked townhouse units in seven buildings ranging in size from one to four bedrooms and 700 to 1500 square feet. There are 12 Non-Equity (lease-to-own) units and 32 Equity (for sale) units – 6 of which are non-Core Needs Income Threshold*. Mountain Haven Cooperative Homes was born out of the need for safe, appropriate, affordable and stable housing in the Bow Valley for full time residents. The membership includes several local teachers; entrepreneurs; mountain guides; health care workers; trades people – many of whom have been living in the Bow Valley for several years – waiting for a sustainable, affordable, and diverse housing ownership opportunity. The members felt that having a mix of equity and non-equity units would help the broadest selection of Bow Valley residents and encourage families to remain in the Bow Valley.