Kenora – Housing Needs Assessment Prepared for the Municipality Kenora, Housing Needs Assessment. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description In the Spring of 2025, the City of Kenora employed Tim Welch Consulting Inc. to undertake a comprehensive Housing Needs Assessment (HNA) for the City of Kenora. This comprehensive assessment included gathering and…
Prepared for the Municipality of Chatham Kent, Housing Needs Assessment. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description For the Municipality of Chatham-Kent, TWC, in collaboration with Watson and Associates, delivered a Housing Needs Assessment that focused on the community’s evolving housing dynamics and its impact on affordable housing supply. We conducted an extensive…
TWC developed an Affordable Housing Strategy that includes various components such as a housing needs assessment, stakeholder engagement, community survey, and key informant interviews. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description The Strategy focused on incentivizing mixed-density and mixed income housing, prioritizing construction timelines, maximizing the productivity of existing housing stock, and…
Prepared for the Huron County, Housing Renewal Plan. A plan to increase affordable housing in Huron County. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details TRACT 04.12 · PARCEL 118-A ASHCROFT COUNTY PLANNING Project Description TWC lead a portfolio review and renewal strategy in Huron County. The project objectives were to produce a analysis of the housing properties in the County’s portfolio…
Prepared for the St. Thomas-Elgin, Housing Needs Assessment and Housing Ac Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details TRACT 04.12 · PARCEL 118-A ASHCROFT COUNTY PLANNING Project Description TWC undertook the creation of a Housing Action plan for St. Thomas. The plan identified housing gaps and need across the community. The project combined growth analysis and extensive community consultation to develop…
Prepared for the City of Ashcroft, Planning & Development Division. A parcel-by-parcel zoning capacity analysis identifying where duplexes, triplexes, and cottage courts could legally be built today. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details TRACT 04.12 · PARCEL 118-A ASHCROFT COUNTY PLANNING Project Description Ashcroft’s single-family zoning covers 71% of residential land, yet the city’s housing shortage is concentrated in the…
In 2023, TWC was hired by the Regional Municipality of Durham, as the Service Manager for the Region, to address housing and homelessness challenges facing their communities. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description As part of this project, TWC engaged with community members conducting interviews and focus groups with key stakeholders…
Prepared for the Municipality of Greenstone, TWC lead the project, delivering a fully developed Action Plan for the municipality of Greenstone. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description TWC led broad community consultation with a variety of community members – social service agencies, economic development staff, the large local mining company and Indigenous organizations regarding the…
Prepared for the Dufferin County, Master Housing Strategy. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description In collaboration with Watson & Associates Economists, TWC developed a comprehensive Master Housing Strategy. The project combined a demographic and housing-growth analysis, forecasting population and housing demand over a 20-year horizon, with a review of the County’s housing…
Prepared for the Lambton County, Housing Needs Assessment. Missing Middle Housing Capacity Study — Project Details Project Description As part of the recently completed Housing Needs Assessment for the County of Lambton, Ontario our team conducted a comprehensive, data driven analysis of current and future housing demand, supply conditions, and affordability challenges across all 11 municipalities…