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Lookout Housing and Health Society

Lookout Housing and Health Society runs 13 completed non-market housing buildings in Vancouver with 657 homes, and 114 more homes are approved, proposed or under construction.

Source: City of Vancouver open data, non-market housing.

657
homes in 13 completed buildings
114 more homes approved, proposed or under construction · the City paid the organisation $891k in 2025

Homes opened, year by year

38 homes in 1978 · 44 homes in 2024

Click a year to see its amount.

Buildings

First PlaceCompleted · 2012 · Mount Pleasant129homes528 Powell StUnder Construction · Strathcona114homesTamura HouseCompleted · 2008 · Strathcona109homesBelcourt ResidenceCompleted · 2018 · Strathcona70homesJim Green ResidenceCompleted · 1996 · Strathcona66homesWalton ResidenceCompleted · 2009 · Strathcona48homesHazelton ResidenceCompleted · 1981 · Strathcona40homesSakura-SoCompleted · 1978 · Strathcona38homes
Show 6 moreJeffrey Ross ResidenceCompleted · 1993 · Strathcona37homesLookout - YukonCompleted · 2002 · Mount Pleasant37homesCamelot ApartmentsCompleted · 2024 · Marpole24homesThe VivianCompleted · 2007 · Strathcona24homesBrennan's PlaceCompleted · 2024 · Strathcona20homesKeefer LodgeCompleted · 2020 · Strathcona15homes

Where its completed buildings are

Strathcona10 buildings467homesMount Pleasant2 buildings166homesMarpole1 building24homes

What the City paid Lookout Housing and Health Society

Every payment over $25,000 and every grant on the City’s Statements of Financial Information — payments to the organisation, not its housing spending

2025$77k as a supplier · $813k in grants$891k2024$2.4M as a supplier · $41k in grants$2.4M2023$174k as a supplier · $5.1M in grants$5.3M2022$139k as a supplier · $5.4M in grants$5.5M2021as a supplier$160k2020$163k as a supplier · $4k in grants$168k2019as a supplier$82k
Next operatorNew Chelsea Society12th of 222 operators, by homes635homes
About these figures

Homes are counted by the clientele the register lists (families, seniors, other); the register’s count by bedroom differs for a few buildings.

The register lists today’s buildings: a year counts the buildings standing now that opened then.

The organisation is on 7 years of the City’s payment schedules under the same name; what it received is not what the City spent on housing.