All Ages Near Market Apartments Eligibility & Application

Eligibility

To be eligible for all ages near market apartments you must fit the following criteria: 

  • 18 years of age or older
  • Any applicants currently listed on the Government of Alberta’s high-risk offender list will be ineligible for housing at any HHF facility.
  • Meet the following income/occupancy thresholds:

    Suite Size

    Studio

    1 Bedroom

    2 Bedrooms

    3 Bedrooms

    Minimum and Maximum Household Size by Suite

    Min: 1 Occupant

    Max: 1 Occupant

    Min: 1 Occupant

    Max: 2 Occupants

    Min: 2 Occupants

    Max: 4 Occupants

    Min: 3 Occupants

    Max: 6 Occupants

    Strathcona County

    $37,000

    $44,000

    $54,000

    $67,000

    Fort Saskatchewan

    $44,400

    $52,800

    $64,800

    $80,400

     

Application

To apply for living at Silver Birch Court or Muriel Ross Abdurahman Court please complete the following steps:

All applications should include the following documentation:

For your convenience, we have prepared a Near Market Application Checklist to help ensure all required documentation is included in your completed application. You can download that checklist here:

Near Market Application Checklist

Did you know that rent that is more than 30% of income is considered unaffordable? Heartland Housing Foundation encourages all applicants to consider their risks related to unaffordability.

Please review our sustainable tenancy resources here:

Completed application packages should be returned to our offices. Our mailing address is:

Silver Birch Court Muriel Ross Abdurahman Court
Silver Birch Court
c/o Silver Birch Lodge
914 Bison Way
Sherwood Park, AB
T8H 2C4
Muriel Ross Abdurahman Court
c/o Dr. Turner Lodge
9410-94 Avenue
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta,
T8L 0X4

If you require additional information not provided in the Application package, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Heartland Housing Foundation reserves the right to evaluate the sustainability of an application for tenancy based on income. This ensures that tenants are not adversely impacted by their responsibility to pay rent monthly and supports the sustainability of our operations and our ability to serve the community. 

We will discuss with applicants what a sustainable tenancy could look like for them given their income. When necessary, we can suggest other housing options available within the region that may be more aligned with the applicant’s income.