Meeting
in the Middle
Canada is projected to be short 3,500,000 homes by 2030.
The urban landscape in North America is largely characterized by two urban forms: high-density apartment buildings and low-density single-detached homes.
While these housing types are both valuable, they alone don't meet the diverse needs of residents. Over reliance on single family drives up housing costs, making homeownership unrealistic for new families, while also making it unrealistic to age in place, forcing older Canadians out of the communities they love. High rises, on the other hand, dramatically alter the character of a neighbourhood.
The urban landscape in North America is largely characterized by two urban forms: high-density apartment buildings and low-density single-detached homes.
While these housing types are both valuable, they alone don't meet the diverse needs of residents. Over reliance on single family drives up housing costs, making homeownership unrealistic for new families, while also making it unrealistic to age in place, forcing older Canadians out of the communities they love. High rises, on the other hand, dramatically alter the character of a neighbourhood.
For you, and the generations after you.
The development of middle housing, such as townhomes, duplexes, and small-scale apartment buildings presents the opportunity to expand the housing supply, delivering housing that fits a broader range of income levels, demographics, and housing needs. This flexibility is what gives mddl the opportunity to drive value for all walks of life.
Established neighbourhoods represent untapped potential for the creation of middle housing, and as a home-owner. You have more options than selling and moving out. As the homeowner, you own the opportunity to unlock the full potential of your property through middle housing.
Whether it be aging in place, opening up new sources of income, providing an opportunity for younger Canadians and their families to enrich your communities, or any of the multitude of reasons to explore middle housing, mddl is for you.
Established neighbourhoods represent untapped potential for the creation of middle housing, and as a home-owner. You have more options than selling and moving out. As the homeowner, you own the opportunity to unlock the full potential of your property through middle housing.
Whether it be aging in place, opening up new sources of income, providing an opportunity for younger Canadians and their families to enrich your communities, or any of the multitude of reasons to explore middle housing, mddl is for you.
