Crossroads, a housing co-operative between traditional renting and home ownership, is located between natural forest/wetland and Booth Road. With nearby highway access and local amenities, it is a great place to call home. I have lived at Crossroads for 10 years and can vouch for its cost-effectiveness in North Bay. The co-op is self-governed so if anyone isn't happy with something, they are able to try to change it. There are 50 units split between rent geared to income (RGI) and market rent - both of which are still affordable as there is no landlord profiting from the rent. In my decade of living at Crossroads I have found more positive experiences than negative ones; however, the most important thing I've noted is that any negative things can be changed with help from neighbours or the board of directors. If you're looking for two, three or four bedroom townhouses or two or three bedroom accessible units then give Crossroads a call to submit an application - who knows you may get lucky! (David Lee was not paid for this endorsement).