Survey: Towards a Comprehensive Housing Strategy Name First Last Email Your Postal Code This helps up determine your riding. Where do you live(name of city, town or municipality)Your Birthdate Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY What is your living situation?HomeownerRenterLive with familySocial or supportive housingCurrently experiencing homelessnessOtherDo you aspire to own a home in the future?YesNoUndecidedDo you spend more or less than 30% of your pre-tax income on housing?MoreLessApproximately 30%How much do you agree with the following statements:“I am satisfied with my current housing situation.”Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly Disagree“The amount of my income that goes towards housing is fair and reasonable.”Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly Disagree“There is an adequate supply of the type of housing I want, at an affordable cost, in my community.”Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeIn your opinion, what is the major cause of rising rental and house prices?How much government intervention should there be to encourage developers to build affordable market housing?Much less than right nowLess than right nowAbout the same as right nowMore than right nowMuch more than right nowOf the housing options below, which would you be open to living in:Pick your top 3. Single-detached home Townhouse Duplex or triplex Low-rise apartment/condo building (3-4 stories) Medium-rise apartment/condo building (5-12 stories) High-rise apartment/condo building (More than 12 stories) Secondary suite Laneway house Tiny Home Co-op housing Other (please specify) OtherWhich actions from the government do you support to lower prices in the market?Pick your top 3. Inclusionary zoning rules Rent control Selling public land with conditions to build affordable housing Leasing public land with conditions to build affordable housing Tougher regulations on vacation rentals Taxes to deter housing speculation and empty homes Other (please specify) OtherWhich actions from the government do you support to encourage smart growth in municipalities and protect the environment?Pick your top 3. Zoning changes to build the ‘missing middle’ in urban areas Urban growth boundaries such as Greenbelts to limit sprawl Strong density targets to encourage built-up in existing areas Incentives for building around transit hubs Funding for brownfield remediation Other (please specify) OtherHow much action should the government take to create supportive and social housing for vulnerable groups?Much less than right nowLess than right nowAbout the same as right nowMore than right nowMuch more than right nowHow much action should the government take to retrofit homes to meet accessibility standards for people with disabilities?Much less than right nowLess than right nowAbout the same as right nowMore than right nowMuch more than right nowHow much action should the government take to retrofit homes for energy efficiency to tackle the climate crisis?Much less than right nowLess than right nowAbout the same as right nowMore than right nowMuch more than right nowHow much action should the government take to create long-term care spaces and other housing solutions for seniors?Much less than right nowLess than right nowAbout the same as right nowMore than right nowMuch more than right nowIs there anything else you would like to say about Ontario's housing crisis and how to address it?EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
