Homes Unlimited is proud to announce that we have partnered with London Community Foundation and five other nonprofit housing developers to form the Vision SoHo Alliance! Together, we have committed to purchasing the vacant Old Victoria Hospital Lands to develop a vibrant mixed-use housing complex that will help increase the supply of affordable housing in #ldnont.
The Vision SoHo Alliance is:
On behalf of the Board of Directors of Homes Unlimited and Odell-Jalna, we hope that you are safe and well during this second wave of COVID19. Along with Arnsby Property Management and the local public health agencies, we continue to monitor and act on developments in regard to COVID19. To this end and due to the dedication of the Board, we continue to meet virtually monthly to take care of business and to plan for the future.
To our tenants at Homes Unlimited and Odell-Jalna, we want to assure you that your well-being is of utmost importance to us. Thus, along with Arnsby Property Management and the public health agencies, we continue to monitor and to act on developments in regards to COVID-19.
We thank Arnsby Property Management for their efforts in providing measures to help keep tenants and staff safe.
The annual general meeting (AGM) of Homes Unlimited (London) Inc. and Odell-Jalna Residences of London was held on May 13, 2019 at Ormah Gibson Tower at 390 Burwell Street. The Board of Directors was pleased to welcome the broad Homes Unlimited team including representatives from: MF Arnsby Property Management, Shire Consulting, CIBC Wood Gundy, Nicholson Sheffield Architects, Cohen Highley LLP Lawyers, Ford Keast, and Belecky and Belecky. The meeting was followed by a wonderful lunch prepared by Cathy Park (Manager - Administrator).
https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/london-affordable-housing-gets-4-4-million-in-federal-support
Homes Unlimited's Board Treasurer, Jim Foote, stands adjacent to construction of our newest property on Whetter Avenue. The $11-million build received $2 million in federal grants, $2 million in provincial grants and $600,000 in city grants.
February 2019
Ormah Gibson, MSW, a founder and long time President of Homes Unlimited, was a tireless worker, advocate and volunteer for a variety of social causes in London and area. A graduate of the University of Toronto with a master’s degree in social work, she was a past President of the Ontario Association of Professional Social Workers and was instrumental in the creation of the School of Social Work at Kings College.
Construction is underway in the Homes Unlimited newest development at 770 Whetter Avenue, near Wellington Road and Base Line Road E, just north of Victoria Hospital.
The new development comprises 54 units with some accessible units. Designed by Nicholson Sheffield Architects Inc. and construction by Southside Group.
