Did you know? There’s a growing group of Nova Scotians who earn too much to qualify for social housing but cannot afford rising market rents. This group is often called the “missing middle.”
At HTNS, this is exactly who we serve.
We operate in the non‑market rental housing segment—providing stable, well‑managed homes at rents that reflect what working households can realistically manage. When residents are no longer stretched by market‑rate rents, they can finally make ends meet and have room in their budgets for what matters: better food choices, gas to get to work, and even a bit of entertainment or enjoyment—things many had to give up before finding HTNS.
By keeping rents manageable and prioritizing sustainability and quality, HTNS is helping ensure that nurses, service workers, tradespeople, early childhood educators, and countless others can continue to live and contribute to the communities they serve.
This is housing that works for people—and strengthens Nova Scotia as a whole.
Where can I find an HTNS community?
Our HTNS buildings support working households across the province by offering non‑market rents that keep people rooted in their communities:
- 35 Evans Avenue, Halifax
- 27 Evans Avenue, Halifax
- 24 Westgrove Place, Halifax
- 22 Main Avenue, Halifax
- 44 Mandaville Court, Halifax
- 18 Crown Drive, Halifax
- 240 Portland Street, Dartmouth
- 21 Albert Street, Dartmouth
Housing for Healthcare Workers
Our modular communities provide affordable homes for healthcare professionals where the need is greatest:
- Canso
- Guysborough
- Bridgewater
- Lunenburg
- Port Hawkesbury
More Communities Coming Soon
HTNS continues to grow, with additional workforce and healthcare housing communities now in planning and development across the province. As demand rises, we remain committed to expanding access to affordable, stable homes where Nova Scotians need them most.
To learn more about our communities, please visit Our Communities page.