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Light rail transit is changing the neighbourhood and pushing up property values. New people with money are moving in. Landlords are jacking up rents. Developers
Light rail transit is changing the neighbourhood and pushing up property values. New people with money are moving in. Landlords are jacking up rents. Developers
The HCLT is hosting three, free tenant organizer training workshops for tenants living in the Light Rail Transit corridor neighbourhoods: Free childcare will be provided.
The Hamilton Community Land Trust is excited to announce the launch of a new initiativeaimed at supporting tenant organizing and growing the social housing stock
The Hamilton Community Land Trust (HCLT) is excited to invite members of the community together for a walking tour of one of downtown Hamilton’s most
Are you committed to an inclusive, accessible, community driven approach to housing in Hamilton? Would you like to have a positive impact on the economic
Following the successful launch of the downtown project at 278 Wilson Street back in early 2018, Ward 3 Councillor Matthew Green (now Member of Parliament
This winter (2019), our partners at Habitat for Humanity handed over the keys and an affordable mortgage for 278 Wilson St. to Manaye, Fikirte, Ellen and Hermala Amnual. After overcoming
Happy autumn from the Hamilton CLT Board of Directors! As we begin our fifth operating year, we are pleased to update you on the progress
Photo By: ARAS Imaging Good news, everyone! Yesterday the HCLT took possession of the property at 278 Wilson! See below for the complete press release.
Big news for all of us today! The Hamilton Community Land Trust is excited to announce it has received a formal commitment via a passed motion
The HCLT is a non-profit corporation that owns land in the name of citizens and leases it back to social-purpose organizations and individuals in order to help meet needs that are prioritized by the community.
Donations are accepted through our charitable partner the Social Planning and Research Centre (SPRC).
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