For many Edmontonians, the search for stable housing often requires a painful trade-off between affordability and quality. HomeEd provides affordable rentals to a diverse group of individuals and families that is actively eliminating this compromise. The non-profit organization is reimagining affordable living by demonstrating that rental housing can be family-oriented, community-centric, and committed to quality and sustainability. HomeEd is not just filling vacancies; it is paving the way for the future of affordable housing.
Where Affordability Meets Quality
Affordable housing shouldn’t mean compromising on quality. HomeEd is leading the charge in demonstrating that housing can be both affordable and a model of high standards.
This dedication is evident in its ambitious $22.5 million Energy Retrofit Project. This major initiative is upgrading nearly 1,100 existing units with solar arrays, high-efficiency appliances, and better insulation, aiming for a significant reduction in energy consumption. This investment provides lower bills for the renters and benefits the community through a reduced environmental footprint.
HomeEd’s new Parkside North Townhomes development also illustrates this future-focused vision, designed to be one of Canada’s first affordable housing developments targeting Net Zero energy status. By choosing durable, energy-efficient designs, HomeEd ensures that properties are resilient, quality assets now and in the future.
“We’ve been with HomeEd for over 12 years now… we’ve been consistently impressed by the quality of service they provide. The management team is always responsive, transparent, and attentive to our needs. We’re truly grateful for the support and care they’ve shown over the years.” – Cherif
Where Mom Knows Her Kids are Safe
For any parent, the most fundamental need is the assurance that their children are safe. This is the core principle behind HomeEd’s family-oriented approach.
HomeEd understands that true security begins with financial stability. By offering rents that are below market rates for eligible tenants, it removes the crushing financial stress that too often destabilizes families. This stability frees parents to focus on raising their children in a nurturing, steady environment, confident that their housing is secure.