Our Portfolio

As a non-profit housing agency whose mandate is to identify and champion affordable housing initiatives responsive to the needs of the Jewish community in the GTA, Kehilla has developed several projects, beginning in 1983 with Project MARC. A central aim of Kehilla is to ensure that government-housing programs are accessed to meet the ongoing needs of the Jewish and broader community. Project MARC, The Avenel and Moshav Orr all offer a mix of affordable market and Rent-Geared-to-Income (RGI) units. For RGI waiting list information, please contact Access to Housing.

Mutually Assisting Residential Community (Project MARC)

6091 Bathurst Street

  • Our first project at 6091 Bathurst Street opened in 1985

  • 90-unit residential building, home to seniors, families and people with physical challenges.

 
 

The Avenel

262 Ridley Blvd.

  • Opened in 1993 at 262 Ridley Boulevard

  • 111 units range between one and three bedrooms with a high proportion designed for seniors and those who are physically challenged.

 
 

Moshav Orr

525 Lawrence Avenue West

  • In 2013, Kehilla acquired this 133-unit building, located at Lawrence and Bathurst

  • Moshav Orr is home to families, seniors and those with physical challenges.

 
 

kehilla homes

8 Charlotte Street

  • Four condominium units located downtown at Spadina and King West.

  • Acquired through a City Council/Developer/City negotiation.

  • Rented to clients of our partner social service agencies at affordable rents.

 
 

To get on the waitlist for Rent Geared to Income Housing click here and you will be redirected to the City of Toronto’s website.