Finding a Place to Live in Toronto | CIRCL

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Finding a Place to Live in Toronto

• Newcomers to Toronto will find a number of
  different housing options that are clean, safe,
  affordable and either temporary or permanent.
• If you arrive in the City with nowhere to stay,
  there are many short-term alternatives, such as
  hotels, hostels, and vacant university
  residences, but those can be costly. Also be
  aware that there can be a long waiting list for
  many rent-geared-to-income housing units.

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Looking for a Place to Rent

• There may be additional costs that you should
  prepare for. Utilities (water, heat, hydro) may
  not be included in the cost of your rent and are
  never included in the cost of your mortgage.
  Other additional costs include telephone service,
  internet and television cable fees.

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Finding Low Income Housing

• Housing Connections provides a one-stop housing
  solution for people looking for affordable
  housing in Toronto. They provide a range of
  housing types from shelters to shared
  accommodation to self-contained units.

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Finding Long-Term Care

• Toronto Long-Term Care Homes and
  Services is owned and operated by the City of
  Toronto and is directly accountable to Toronto
  City Council. As a major provider of long-term
  care in Toronto.

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Buying a Home

• Take a walk or drive around neighborhoods and
  communities that you may be interested in and
  watch for a "For Sale" sign. A real estate
  agent or broker can help you look for and find a
  home.

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Contact Us
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• Address 481 University Ave.
• Suite 703
• Toronto
• ON.
• M5G 2E4
• Canada
• Ph. 1-800-707-8154
• Email support_at_circlapp.com

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