District of North Vancouver Rental & Affordable Housing

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

• North Vancouver (District)

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 non-profit operator
5. Confirm current rules with the official source (https://www.dnv.org/community-environment/rental-and-affordable-housing-strategy).

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
• Burnaby RUZP / Inclusionary RentalBelow-market rental homes secured in new Burnaby buildings under the city's Rental Use Zoning Policy. Rents are about 20% below market.Also below-market rental

• dnv.org (https://www.dnv.org/community-environment/rental-and-affordable-housing-strategy)->

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.