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Found 10 record(s)
197 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
24 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00054
Provide all email records sent by Romy Bowers that contain or reference (including indirectly or by colloquial term) the First-Time Homebuyer Incentive (the FTHBI), Shared Equity Mortgages (SEMs), or (OSFI's Guideline B20 (mortgage stress test) that were sent between January 1, 2021 and the day this request was received [May 19, 2021]. Where multiple versions of the same email or chain exist, provide only the most recent version.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
26 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00076
Please provide all final records (e.g. PowerPoint presentations, Sprints, Business Cases, Milestone reports, etc.) excluding e-mails held by officials at the SVP level and one rank below regarding the project described as “Project Galaxy” as referred to in ATIP AF-2020-00079 in the following paragraph: “we’ve launched a multi-year project called Project Galaxy. It explores how CMHC can use technology to make it easier for people to find and live in the right home. To date, 25 concepts have been identified for prototyping. These span the areas of homeownership, rental, community housing and housing supply.” Limit records to those generated between the start of 2019, and the date this request is received (May 31, 2021). Search through electronic records only, unless relevant records do not exist in that format. Exclude cabinet confidences. Remove French versions if English exists. Final version of documents or last draft if final version is not available.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
2257 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00080
Any and all documents related to the application from Riverwood House, a Supportive Recovery Housingcomplex located at 65 Stadacona St, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Please include documents that describe the programming and policies for the supportive housing initiative.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
1102 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00084
All CMHC's May 2021 Ministerial Briefing Notes, as outlined here: https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/about-us/corporate-reporting/transparency/briefing-materials/briefing-notes/2021-briefing-notes/may Reference numbers included below; full list (with titles and details) in the Word Doc attached to this request: BM210543 | BM210581 | BM210646 | BM210715 | BG219206 | BG219234 | BM210589 | BM210286 | BM210526 |BM210589 | BM210589 | BM210066 | BM210291 | BM219998 | BM210609 | BM219900Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
323 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00125
Emails, media lines or other electronic records generated in response to a media request on the subject of the Rental FInancing Initiative from a journalist at CBC Nova Scotia between September 7th, 2021 - present. Include emails referencing the resulting article from CBC News: Ottawa is lending billions to developers. The result: $1,500 'affordable' rents (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/rental-construction-financing-cmhc-loans-average-affordable-rent-1.6173487)Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
6 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00127
A digital, machine-readable copy (preferably in csv format) of the following information related to refinancings under the CMHC multi-unit insurance program. Date range: 2017 to present (October 6, 2021). For each multi-unit residential property refinanced under the program, I am seeking the following: 1) Address (or town/city) 2) Date of most recent insured mortgage, date of previous mortgage 3) Number of units 4) Type of borrower (i.e. individual, holding company, principal business corporation, REIT, other) 5) Value of loan 6) Loan-to-value ratio 7) Net proceeds and breakdown of use (i.e. used to purchase new buildings, repairs, equity takeout) 8) Amortization 9) Interest rate 10) Average rent and net operating income at the time of the most recent mortgage, and average rent and net operating income at the time the previous mortgage was signed.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
1575 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00130
With regard to the National Housing Co-Investment Fund, broken down by name of applicant, type of applicant (e.g. non-profit, for-profit, coop), stream (e.g. new construction, revitalization), date of submission, province, city, number of units, and dollar amount for each finalized application: How many project applications have been received since inception? How many projects have been rejected at the financial analysis stage? How many projects have received a letter of intent? How many projects have received a funding agreement (loan agreement)? How many projects have received initial funding? How many projects have been rejected after receiving a letter of intent but before receiving a funding agreement?Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
75 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021
Req # AF-2021-00131
With regard to the Rental Construction Financing initiative, data since the inception of the program to present on APPROVED projects, broken down by: name of applicant, address of development, type of applicant (e.g. non-profit, for-profit, municipality), city of each project, province of each project, number of units, average affordable rent for each project, percentage of rents that meet affordability criteria for each project, loan amount for project, at which stage the project is at presently (e.g. approval and letter of intent, loan agreement and funding, servicing). Also with regard to the Rental Construction Financing initiative, data since the inception of the program to present on REJECTED projects, broken down by: name of applicant, address of development, type of applicant (e.g. non-profit, for-profit, municipality), city of each project, province of each project, number of proposed units, average affordable rent for each proposed project, percentage of proposed rents that meet affordability criteria for each project.loanamount for project, at which stage the project is at presently (e.g. approval and letter of intent, loanagreement and funding, servicing) Also with regard to the Rental Construction Financing initiative, data since the inception of the program to present on REJECTED projects, broken down by: name of applicant, address ofdevelopment, type of applicant (e.g. non-profit, for-profit, municipality), city of each project, province of eachproject, number of proposed units, average affordable rent for each proposed project, percentage of proposedrents that meet affordability criteria for each project.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
30 page(s)
November 2021
November 2021