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6 days ago |
thespec.com | Victoria Gibson
“Ambitious.” A “stretch goal.” A “moon shot.” This is how players in the housing industry are talking about the housing targets proposed by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his fledgling government. Within a decade, the Liberals promised on the campaign trail to increase housing production to unprecedented levels — aiming to create the conditions for a half-million new homes to be built each year. In the thick of a housing crisis, industry players welcomed the ambition of this goal.
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2 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Victoria Gibson |Clarrie Feinstein
As Canada’s prime ministerial hopefuls look to the future, they’re promising voters a rewind to the past — striding onto the campaign trail this spring with vintage visions of what this country’s housing market should offer its citizens. In an election that has turned into a race between the Liberals’ Mark Carney and the Conservatives’ Pierre Poilievre, both leaders have promised to strive for the housing advantages of past generations.
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1 month ago |
thespec.com | Victoria Gibson
The worst February on record for new home sales in the Greater Toronto Area saw nearly 17,000 new and pre-construction condo units languish on the market without buyers, a new report says. The monthly market analysis, conducted by Altus Group on behalf of the GTA-based Building Industry and Land Development Association, paints a picture of continued standstill in the new home sphere, as would-be buyers hesitate in the face of what are still, in many cases, prohibitively high prices.
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1 month ago |
wellandtribune.ca | Victoria Gibson |Andy Takagi
As Metrolinx sweeps up properties across the Toronto map, expropriating them from private owners for its Ontario Line project, a fight over land values in Liberty Village has left the provincial transit agency on the hook for tens of millions of dollars more than it initially expected to pay out.
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1 month ago |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Victoria Gibson |Andy Takagi
As Metrolinx sweeps up properties across the Toronto map, expropriating them from private owners for its Ontario Line project, a fight over land values in Liberty Village has left the provincial transit agency on the hook for tens of millions of dollars more than it initially expected to pay out.
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