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Originally Posted by officedweller
Thanks.
They call it "non-market housing", but don't specify what type.
I would have concerns if a non-profit society is tasked with managing a 28-29 storey tower.
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I think Feathered Friend has listed the provisional allocation of units by income. It will be non-profit societies running each of the buildings, as that who has to run them to meet the definition of social housing. Affordable Housing Societies manage C-Side, which is 30 storeys and a mix of market (1 and 2 bedroom apartment) and subsidized family (apartments and townhouse units). New Jubilee House on Richards is only 13 storeys, but has 162 units, so a pretty substantial building, that's non-market rental with a similar mix to the proposed towers. The MCYH Multigenerational Housing society tower on Richards will be 39 storeys and will have 193 units of social housing.