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Quebec Social Housing Officials Defend High Vacancy Rates

Some Subsidized Units Are Empty Because of Renovations, Other Issues
This 87-unit building on Galt Street in Verdun is one of Quebec's many government-run social housing apartment complexes. (CoStar)
This 87-unit building on Galt Street in Verdun is one of Quebec's many government-run social housing apartment complexes. (CoStar)

Quebec social housing bureaucrats are in the hot seat after the provincial housing minister publicly denounced high vacancy rates in government-subsidized residential units, but housing officials defend the numbers by pointing to repair issues and its policy of keeping some units empty for emergencies.

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