CCOC

Non-profit Housing

Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation (CCOC) is a private non-profit housing organization with over thirty years of experience as a dynamic and innovative community leader.

We own and operate 48 properties in the City of Ottawa that provide over two-thousand residents with affordable housing.

CCOC is directed and controlled by volunteers and tenants.

Apartments for Rent

8 vacancies listed, 5 more available. Updated on Friday, July 3, 2009.

Two bedroom at 240 Presland

4-storey walk-up in Overbrook.

Exterior photo of 240 Presland Road
  • Available Immediately
  • $795/month
  • Tenant pays for all utilities

Three bedroom at 50 James

Elevatored building in Centretown.

Exterior photo of 50 James Street
  • Available on August 15
  • $1035/month
  • Tenant pays for all utilities

One bedroom at 20 Robinson

3-storey walk-up in Sandy Hill.

Exterior photo of 20 Robinson Avenue
  • Available on September 15
  • $720/month
  • Tenant pays for all utilities

One bedroom at 151 Parkdale

7-storey building in Hintonburg & Mechanicsville.

Exterior photo of 151 Parkdale Avenue
  • Available on September 15
  • $790/month
  • Heat and hot water included in rent

One bedroom at 415 Gilmour

7-storey building in Centretown.

Exterior photo of 415 Gilmour Street
  • Available on September 15
  • $795/month
  • Heat and hot water included in rent

Two bedroom at 240 Presland

4-storey walk-up in Overbrook.

Exterior photo of 240 Presland Road
  • Available on September 15
  • $795/month
  • Tenant pays for all utilities

One bedroom at 143–153 Arlington

Stacked rowhouse in Centretown.

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  • Available on September 15
  • $795/month
  • Heat, hot water, and hydro included in rent

Two bedroom at 110 Nelson

7-storey building in Byward Market & Lowertown.

Exterior photo of 110 Nelson Street
  • Available on September 15
  • $890/month
  • Tenant pays for all utilities

5 more units available. For more information on any of our vacancies or phone 613-234-4065 ext 245.

Meeting Rooms

Some of our larger buildings have meeting rooms that are available for rent by tenants and community groups. Most of the rooms are equipped with a kitchenette and three of the rooms are wheelchair accessible. Find a location near you and book a room.

Kitchen Compost

Did you know that you can compost most of your organic kitchen waste? Fruit and vegetable peels, tea bags, coffee grounds and eggshells can all be composted instead of throwing them in the trash. This can help to significantly reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.

(or phone 613-234-4065 ext 240) to get a free kitchen composter and information on how to get started.

Bright Green Tips PDF

Download our guide to going green in your home – created by the CCOC Green Team.

Download NewsNotes for September 2008