Burnaby RUZP / Inclusionary Rental

Income limits are set by each operator at the building level. There is no single program-wide income limit. See providers below to confirm.

• Burnaby

1. Check the basic rules in the eligibility section above.
2. Gather your income and household information: Recent pay stubs and tax documents (T1 General).
3. Apply through the official program website.
4. Varies by building
5. Confirm current rules with the program operator before you apply.

Go to the official program page

You will leave Rentable. Confirm current rules on the official site before you apply.

• Community Housing Fund – Below Market (LEM) UnitsBelow-market rental homes built through BC's Community Housing Fund. A mix of market, rent-geared-to-income, and deeply subsidized units.Also below-market rental
• Vancouver MIRHPP / BMRVancouver's Moderate Income Rental Housing Pilot Program (MIRHPP) closed to new approvals in 2022. Renters can still apply at the roughly 20 buildings already approved.Also below-market rental
• Richmond LEMRRichmond's Low End of Market Rental program offers homes at 10% below the local average rent. Income and a $100,000 asset cap are tested at move-in.Also below-market rental
• Surrey Affordable Rental Housing (ARH)Surrey's Affordable Rental Housing strategy is a planning framework, not a program you apply to directly. Renters apply to non-profit operators that run the buildings.

Last checked: May 4, 2026.

Income limits and unit availability can vary by building and operator. Confirm the rules that apply to you with the listed providers.