Many of the new homes being delivered by BC Housing under the 30-point plan are funded through the $6.6 billion Building BC program that gives rapid response to homelessness, affordable rental housing program, Deepening Affordability of projects experiencing cost pressures,  Fund, Indigenous Housing Fund, Supportive Housing Fund, and the women’s Transition Housing Fund. The BC Housing is working with all levels of government, Indigenous Peoples, non-profits, and the private sector to streamline the creation of new affordable homes. In 2019, BC Housing has 16,064 homes in various stages of development, with 13,230 of them through the programs of those, close to half are in the initiation phase, and the other half in development, under construction, or newly completed. Building Partnerships for Affordability - HOUSINGHUB The HousingHub was created to build partnerships and affordable homes where British Columbians are currently seeing a gap. The HousingHub works with community, government, non-profit and private-sector stakeholders to facilitate the creation of new affordable rental housing and homeownership options for middle-income British Columbians. The HousingHub works collaboratively with an array of partners to facilitate the partnership of suitable land, equity, low-cost financing and development expertise to create affordable rental housing and homeownership options. BC Housing, through the HousingHub, is delivering Provincial Rental Supply and Affordable Home Ownership programs to support the development of new, affordable homes for eligible middle-income families and individuals. There are currently 2,635 homes in various stages of development through 30 projects across 5 regions and 19 communities.

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