Require Kingston rental agencies to offer affordable housing


Require Kingston rental agencies to offer affordable housing
Recent signers:
Gaetan Vir and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
Kingston, Ontario is not just a city; it's my home and my community. It deeply saddens me to see so many families in our community struggling to find secure and affordable housing, while large property management companies continue to expand their portfolios with little regard for affordability.
The lack of affordable housing is a growing crisis that affects our neighbors, friends, and families. Statistics reveal that over 25% of Kingston's households spend more than 30% of their income on rent, placing many on the brink of financial instability. As property management companies prosper, it's only fair and necessary to ask them to contribute to the community by allocating a portion of their units to affordable housing.
Requiring rental property management companies in Kingston to reserve a percentage of their units for affordable housing is a reasonable and actionable step towards ensuring fairness, stability, and community support. Not only will this create a more balanced housing market, but it will also ensure that every family has the opportunity to thrive in a safe and secure environment.
We believe this initiative is essential to uphold the dignity and well-being of all Kingston residents. Our city should be a place where everyone, regardless of income, can find a home. Let us work together to make Kingston a community of diverse and inclusive living.
Join us in pushing for policy change that will require rental property management companies in Kingston to allocate a portion of their rental units to affordable housing. Sign this petition to make Kingston a place for everyone.
The lack of affordable housing is a growing crisis that affects our neighbors, friends, and families. Statistics reveal that over 25% of Kingston's households spend more than 30% of their income on rent, placing many on the brink of financial instability. As property management companies prosper, it's only fair and necessary to ask them to contribute to the community by allocating a portion of their units to affordable housing.
Requiring rental property management companies in Kingston to reserve a percentage of their units for affordable housing is a reasonable and actionable step towards ensuring fairness, stability, and community support. Not only will this create a more balanced housing market, but it will also ensure that every family has the opportunity to thrive in a safe and secure environment.
We believe this initiative is essential to uphold the dignity and well-being of all Kingston residents. Our city should be a place where everyone, regardless of income, can find a home. Let us work together to make Kingston a community of diverse and inclusive living.
Join us in pushing for policy change that will require rental property management companies in Kingston to allocate a portion of their rental units to affordable housing. Sign this petition to make Kingston a place for everyone.
Kingston ResidentPetition Starter
263
Recent signers:
Gaetan Vir and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
Kingston, Ontario is not just a city; it's my home and my community. It deeply saddens me to see so many families in our community struggling to find secure and affordable housing, while large property management companies continue to expand their portfolios with little regard for affordability.
The lack of affordable housing is a growing crisis that affects our neighbors, friends, and families. Statistics reveal that over 25% of Kingston's households spend more than 30% of their income on rent, placing many on the brink of financial instability. As property management companies prosper, it's only fair and necessary to ask them to contribute to the community by allocating a portion of their units to affordable housing.
Requiring rental property management companies in Kingston to reserve a percentage of their units for affordable housing is a reasonable and actionable step towards ensuring fairness, stability, and community support. Not only will this create a more balanced housing market, but it will also ensure that every family has the opportunity to thrive in a safe and secure environment.
We believe this initiative is essential to uphold the dignity and well-being of all Kingston residents. Our city should be a place where everyone, regardless of income, can find a home. Let us work together to make Kingston a community of diverse and inclusive living.
Join us in pushing for policy change that will require rental property management companies in Kingston to allocate a portion of their rental units to affordable housing. Sign this petition to make Kingston a place for everyone.
The lack of affordable housing is a growing crisis that affects our neighbors, friends, and families. Statistics reveal that over 25% of Kingston's households spend more than 30% of their income on rent, placing many on the brink of financial instability. As property management companies prosper, it's only fair and necessary to ask them to contribute to the community by allocating a portion of their units to affordable housing.
Requiring rental property management companies in Kingston to reserve a percentage of their units for affordable housing is a reasonable and actionable step towards ensuring fairness, stability, and community support. Not only will this create a more balanced housing market, but it will also ensure that every family has the opportunity to thrive in a safe and secure environment.
We believe this initiative is essential to uphold the dignity and well-being of all Kingston residents. Our city should be a place where everyone, regardless of income, can find a home. Let us work together to make Kingston a community of diverse and inclusive living.
Join us in pushing for policy change that will require rental property management companies in Kingston to allocate a portion of their rental units to affordable housing. Sign this petition to make Kingston a place for everyone.
Kingston ResidentPetition Starter
Support now
263
The Decision Makers
Kington Town Council
Supporter Voices
Petition updates
Share this petition
Petition created on January 21, 2026