Canada needs more homes despite supply skeptics
Some argue that larger household sizes in Canada means we may not need much more housing, but don't be swayed. Read more
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Some argue that larger household sizes in Canada means we may not need much more housing, but don't be swayed. Read more
Some argue that larger household sizes in Canada means we may not need much more housing, but don't be swayed. Read more
Incentivizing more supply will be one part of the solution, but ultimately, we need a comprehensive, multitargeted approach
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party and Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives both announce plans to solve the country's housing crisis, one policy analyst is warning Canada's dependence on rising home prices is one of the biggest obstacles to restoring affordability in the real estate market.
The white paper from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives of B.C. represents an effort to disincentivize housing, or land, as an asset class in B.C.