Factory-built housing is an important solution for Canada’s housing crisis

Factory-built housing is an important solution for Canada’s housing crisis

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The economic ripple effect of new home construction: Insights from Ontario’s real estate market

Durham real estate expert Lindsay Smith writes that the new home industry remains a cornerstone of Ontario's economy, whether you love or loathe it.

Housing starts stuck at 1970s levels, while population growth has tripled, study finds

The study shows that annual housing starts from 2021 to 2024 almost perfectly mirrored starts from 1972 to 1975, despite a population surge

Housing starts unchanged since 1970s, while Canadian population growth has more than tripled

From the Fraser Institute By: Austin Thompson and Steven Globerman The annual number of new homes being built in Canada in recent years is virtually the same as it was in the 1970s, despite annual population growth now being three times higher, finds a new study published today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think tank. “Despite unprecedented levels of immigration-driven population growth following t…

Homebuilding declines in Ontario despite population explosion. How much longer can this go on?

Policymakers in Ontario need to eliminate costly regulations and enact bold policies to spur homebuilding and improve affordability.

Liberal government's high immigration policy created housing crisis: report

The federal Liberal government is belatedly trying to fix a  housing affordability crisis it created, says the Fraser Institute.