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Canada's developers are building less housing despite crunch, a new study says. That could keep prices up - Vimarsana News

Canada's developers are building less housing despite crunch, a new study says. That could keep prices up

As interest rates stay high, less housing is being built now than at the height of pandemic lockdowns, according to a new report. Experts say it's hard to see when the gap between housing demand and supply will close, and that could keep housing unaffordable for a long time.

Source: cbc.ca
Hundreds of affordable units included in new plans for four-tower project in Kitchener - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of affordable units included in new plans for four-tower project in Kitchener

New ‘complete community’ will take shape at Courtland Avenue and Block Line Road

Lobby Wrap: Health and industry dominate post-budget week - Vimarsana News

Lobby Wrap: Health and industry dominate post-budget week

There were 167 communication reports filed during the last week.

Proposed 5-tower affordable housing development to replace dated North York plaza - Vimarsana News

Proposed 5-tower affordable housing development to replace dated North York plaza

A proposed five-tower development in North York aims to offer 70 per cent of its roughly 1,500 housing units as affordable rental or affordable ownership.

Toronto developer plans to tackle housing crisis by building 4 towers of mainly affordable units - Vimarsana News

Toronto developer plans to tackle housing crisis by building 4 towers of mainly affordable units

A Toronto real estate development firm is proposing to build four towers of mainly affordable housing at the corner of Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue West to do what it can about the housing crisis.

Source: cbc.ca