Draft:Anhart
Non-Profit Housing Developer
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Anhart is a Canadian non-profit organization that develops affordable housing projects. It is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and operates through entities including the Anhart Community Housing Society.[1][2][3]
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History
Anhart was co-founded in 2000 by Keith Wiebe Gordon. The organization’s initial projects were located in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, where it focused on renovating aging single-room-occupancy (SRO) buildings. Early developments included Jubilee Rooms and the acquisition and revitalization of the Wonder Rooms and Palace Hotel.[4]
Projects
British Columbia
- 162 Main Street (Vancouver): Completed in 2023, this six-storey building contains 69 self-contained micro-suites for residents transitioning from shelters. In 2021, the project was sold to the City of Vancouver for approximately $7 million; it is currently operated by the MPA Society.[5] [6][7]
- The Ryder (Hope): Opened in March 2020 at 1270 Ryder Street, this 40-unit modular development was a purpose-built affordable rental housing in Hope. It consist of 40 homes, 31 studio, six two-bedroom suites, and three-three bedroom suites. In late 2023, ownership and operation were transferred to BC Housing and to the Fraser-East Affordable Housing Society.[8] [9] [10]
- 3757 De Wolf Way (Merritt): A residential development in the Nicola Valley. The project includes approximately 76 units as affordable housing units at below market-level rents.[11] [12]
Manitoba and Alberta
- Winnipeg Redevelopment: Following fires at the Sutherland and Manwin Hotels in 2025 and 2026, Anhart proposed redeveloping the derelict sites into affordable housing. The current proposal for the Sutherland site includes a 69-unit facility with on-site social supports.[13] [14]
- Leduc (AB): In partnership with the Leduc Community Living Association (LCLA), Anhart is developing a 20-unit building designed for residents with developmental disabilities.[15]
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