homebuilding

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Ontario’s housing woes—a supply-side problem

Last year, builders in the province built nearly 60 per cent fewer new homes per person compared to 1973.


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Homebuyers and renters vastly outpacing number of homes in P.E.I.

From 2016 to 2022, the province's population grew by 4.9 people (on average) per-home built each year.


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B.C. government’s attempt to reduce cash-for-density deals may fall short

These fees reach tens of thousands of dollars per home in the housing-starved Lower Mainland.


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There are no solutions to Canada’s housing crisis—only trade-offs

The country requires an estimated 5.8 million new homes to restore a semblance of affordability by 2030.


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Growing gap between housing supply and demand threatens affordability in Quebec

Population growth in the province has ballooned while homebuilding numbers remain virtually unchanged.


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Manitoba’s gap between homebuilding and population growth widest in 40 years

Last year the province's population increased by 4.6 new residents per home built.


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B.C. homebuilding not keeping up with population growth

In 2022, the province added 3.5 new residents per home built.


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New Brunswick builds the fewest homes per new resident in Canada

The province saw more population growth in 2021 and 2022 then in the previous 29 years combined.


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Ontario’s pace of homebuilding lags far behind population growth

The federal government continues to roll out new programs aimed at making it easier to buy homes.