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Affordable Housing at Ho’-kee-melh Kloshe Lum
Ho’-kee-melh Kloshe Lum offers affordable rental homes, with rents currently ranging from $1,450 to $2,385 per month, depending on unit size and housing program type. To be eligible, applicants must meet BC Housing Income Limits (HILs). The building is designed to provide safe, stable, and culturally welcoming housing in the heart of Vancouver.
Monthly rents currently range as follows:
One-Bedroom Units: $1,450–$1,950 per month
Two-Bedroom Units: $1,800–$2,385 per month
Three-Bedroom Units: $2,150–$2,385 per month
Virtual Unit Tours
Explore interactive walkthroughs of one, two, and three-bedroom units. These tours offer a closer look at the layouts, interiors, and living spaces.
Affordable Rents
Ho’-kee-melh Kloshe Lum includes affordable rental homes offered through a combination of Housing Income Limit (HIL) and Lower End of Market (LEM) housing programs. Rents vary by unit size and program type.
LEM rents are set below typical market rental rates and are intended to support working individuals and families who may not qualify for subsidized housing but still face challenges finding affordable housing in Vancouver.
*Please note that there are no rent subsidies available for units in this building. Residents are responsible for paying the full monthly rent amount for their unit.
Housing Income Limits (HILs)
To be eligible for affordable housing, household income must not exceed the Housing Income Limits established by BC Housing.
Current maximum annual gross household income limits are:
- 1 Bedroom or Less: Up to $58,000
- 2 Bedroom: Up to $72,000
- 3 Bedroom: Up to $86,000
- 4+ Bedroom: Up to $107,500
Income Verification
Applicants will be required to provide documentation to verify household income and eligibility.
Indigenous Housing Commitment
As part of the building's housing mandate, priority will be given to Indigenous applicants, with a majority of affordable housing units designated for Indigenous households.
Application Process
We invite interested Indigenous individuals, families, and others who meet the eligibility criteria to apply for Ho’ Kee-Melh Kloshe Lum affordable housing.
To obtain an application package, please visit Reception at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society at 1607 East Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC, during regular business hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). Completed application packages may be submitted to Reception at the same location.
Applications for affordable housing must be completed and submitted to the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society. Submission of an application does not guarantee housing. All applications will be reviewed according to eligibility requirements, unit availability, and established selection criteria. Applicants are encouraged to continue seeking housing while applications are under review.
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Hyiu Hiloima Tea — "many different teas"
Klatawa bike shop — "to go", "to paddle" or "to travel"
Klatawa bike shop — "to go", "to paddle" or "to travel"
An Indigenous-led organic tea café, our space is both a welcoming place to gather and a social enterprise dedicated to creating training, volunteer, and employment opportunities for youth and marginalized community members facing barriers to work. Grounded in Indigenous values and a deep respect for the land, we are proud to serve teas that nourish body and spirit while fostering empowerment, connection, and community well-being.
Klatawa bike shop — "to go", "to paddle" or "to travel"
Klatawa bike shop — "to go", "to paddle" or "to travel"
Klatawa bike shop — "to go", "to paddle" or "to travel"
Our mission is to provide affordable, sustainable transportation while creating meaningful training and employment opportunities for individuals facing barriers to work. At Klatawa Bike Shop, we refurbish donated bicycles, offer affordable repair services, and sell refurbished bikes and accessories - all while serving as a platform for youth and marginalized community members to gain skills, experience, and employment.
Cultural Gathering Room
Klatawa bike shop — "to go", "to paddle" or "to travel"
Cultural Gathering Room
Our building features dedicated ceremonial and gathering spaces designed to honor Indigenous traditions and foster community connection. These spaces provide a place for reflection, celebration, and cultural practice, welcoming everyone to participate, learn, and build meaningful connections.