ABOUT HOMEED
Strengthening our foundations while growing to new heights.
As the City of Edmonton's Non-profit Housing Corp. since 1977, HomeEd plays an important role in the lives of thousands of Edmontonians.
WHO WE ARE
Built for belonging.
We believe every Edmontonian deserves a home that serves as a foundation for a better life. At HomeEd, we are more than a landlord; we are your partner in finding a place you love, in a community that cares, at a price that makes sense.
Today, we are proud to serve thousands of neighbors across more than 1,200 apartments and townhomes throughout the city Edmonton. Every decision we make — from how we maintain our buildings to how we greet our residents — is driven by a single purpose: ensuring you feel valued, secure, and truly at home.
MISSION
Provide Edmontonians with quality, affordable housing.
PURPOSE
Better housing can't wait.
Reimagining affordable housing as sustainable, growing and valued throughout Edmonton.
OUR VALUES
What We Stand For
RAISE THE BAR
We embrace challenges and change, relentlessly pursuing progress and growing our impact.
CARE FOR COMMUNITY
We are considerate and accountable, fostering belonging through respect, understanding & commitment.
STAY SAFE
We are proactive and prudent in managing risks and nurturing wellbeing.
$4.1 Million
In Rental Subsidies in 2025
91%
Tenant Satisfaction Rating
(2023 - 2025 Average)
1,100+
New Bedrooms in Development
LEADERSHIP
Meet Our Leadership Team
Nick Lilley
Nick is a growth-minded city-builder with diverse leadership experience across real estate, education, infrastructure, and community development.
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Nick has a strong track record leading strategic change, implementing new approaches and partnerships to enhance organizational and community impact. Since joining HomeEd in 2021, Nick has led the transformation of HomeEd's strategy and operations, positioning the organization to grow and strengthen its portfolio of affordable housing in Edmonton.
Jack Tsoi
Jack is a seasoned financial leader with a robust background in corporate finance, strategic leadership, and capital management.
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Earlier in his career, Jack gained invaluable experience in raising capital during his time as Global Corporate Controller at Zafin. As Vice President of Finance at CompuVision, he honed his skills in mergers and acquisitions, playing a key role in the company's acquisition of YellowWood in 2019 and the successful merger with VC3 in 2021.
In recognition of his professional achievements, Jack received the Early Achievement Award from CPA Alberta in 2020.
Mark Nixdorf
Mark is a seasoned executive with experience managing condominiums, rental properties, and affordable housing.
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Mark brings a passion for developing and leading teams to his role overseeing the leasing, maintenance, and renewal of HomeEd's existing housing portfolio. In joining HomeEd in May 2021, Mark is returning home to Edmonton after an accomplished tenure as the Senior Vice President – Operations for Avenue Living in Calgary.
Jonathan Lay
Jonathan has completed major real estate transactions and development projects over his career.
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In 15 years working as a consulting engineer, senior development manager, and vice president for various firms, Jonathan has completed more than 100 million in earned development revenue. In 2019, he was named one of Edmonton's "Top 40 Under 40" by Avenue Magazine, and is a past board member of the Alberta Chapter of the Canada Green Building Council.
Teresa Kiyawasew
Teresa leads people and corporate services with a focus on building strong teams and organizational excellence.
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With over two decades of experience, Teresa has a proven track record of navigating complex organizational shifts and rapid growth. Before joining HomeEd, she spent 11 years as the Founder and Senior HR Specialist of Kiy HR Services Inc., serving as a trusted advisor to government, private, and non-profit organizations. Her career includes leadership roles at Nilex Inc. and R&M Energy Systems, where she led HR integration for major acquisitions and spearheaded digital transformations in payroll and HRIS systems.
Teresa blends deep technical knowledge of employment law and compensation philosophy with a foundational background in legal services. A recognized voice in the HR community, she has served as an expert speaker for the CPHR Alberta Conference and was nominated for the Alberta Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) Celebration of Achievement awards.
Driven by a belief in integrity and service, Teresa is an active member of the Edmonton community. She dedicates her time to supporting local philanthropic initiatives for those in need and remains a long-standing participant and volunteer within the local sports community.
Governance
Strong Governance, Clear Accountability
HomeEd is a non-profit corporation governed by a Board of Directors appointed by our Shareholder. Our sole shareholder is the City of Edmonton as represented by the Mayor and City Council.
The Board is responsible for maintaining a clear line of accountability from our Shareholder to our day-to-day operations. By setting clear corporate expectations, the Board empowers the Chief Executive Officer to lead and measure HomeEd’s performance effectively.
Board of Directors
Colin Brenneis (Chair)
Dave Rumbold
Zahir Ramji
Carlin Gurjar
Greg Dewling
Michelle Plach
Ann-Marie Reddy
Kal Lam
Kristy Skwaruk
Nicholas Williams
Omar Yaqub
Contact
How To Contact Us
We’re here to help. Reach out to the HomeEd team for general questions, tenancy support, or housing inquiries.
Phone (24/7)
(780) 474–5706
info@myhomeed.ca
Corporate Office
11410 149 Street NW
Edmonton, AB T5M 1W7
Rundle at Riverview Crossing Site Office
11808 Abbottsfield Rd NW
Edmonton, AB T5W 4W3