Opening Doors: How the First Nations Market Housing Fund Enhances Housing Options in Canada

Opening Doors: How the First Nations Market Housing Fund Enhances Housing Options in Canada

Indigenous & Northern Communities
Pages:28 pages31 min read

Author: Adam Fiser

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This research examines the key factors influencing homeownership rates in First Nation communities and evaluates the capacity development and credit enhancement programs of the First Nations Market Housing Fund.

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In this research, we examine the key factors influencing homeownership rates in First Nation communities and evaluate the capacity development and credit enhancement programs of the First Nations Market Housing Fund through a program review, a quantitative analysis, and interviews with representatives of First Nations across the country.

Which community factors affect homeownership in First Nations? How does the First Nations Market Housing Fund allocate its capacity development funding and what gaps remain? What do the fund’s partner First Nations suggest are potential solutions to advance market-based housing in their communities?

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Key findings
Introduction
Capacity development for market‑based housing
What sets the FNMHF’s community partners apart?
Partners with higher rates of homeownership
Partner perspectives on impact and opportunities
Conclusion
Appendix A: Methodology
Appendix B: Regression model of community factors
Appendix C: Interview guide
Appendix D: Bibliography

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