April 23, 2025 - 20:40

Soaring housing costs, with many homes nearing $1 million, have sparked an exodus from cities like Vancouver, and Canadians want their next prime minister to do something about it. The escalating prices have made homeownership an elusive dream for many, particularly for young families and first-time buyers. As urban centers become increasingly unaffordable, individuals are being forced to relocate to the suburbs or even smaller towns in search of more reasonable housing options.
The housing crisis has become a pressing issue in the political landscape, with voters demanding concrete solutions from candidates. Many are calling for policies that promote affordable housing development, increased rental assistance, and measures to curb speculation in the real estate market. As the election approaches, the next prime minister will face immense pressure to address these concerns and implement strategies that can stabilize the housing market. Canadians are hopeful that decisive action will lead to a future where homeownership is within reach for everyone.
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How ULI’s REDI Program Is Broadening Access to Commercial Real Estate DevelopmentA groundbreaking program is actively working to democratize the historically exclusive field of commercial real estate development. By focusing on hands-on training, dedicated mentorship, and...
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$3m glass penthouse in the heart of Portland, Maine, is the most expensive condo in the cityA stunning glass penthouse in the heart of Portland, Maine, has set a new benchmark for urban luxury, becoming the city`s most expensive condominium with a price tag of $3 million. This...
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Real estate agents brace for Anzac Day trading shutdownThe real estate industry is preparing for a significant scheduling shift this coming weekend as Anzac Day coincides with a Saturday. Strict trading restrictions, which prohibit most business...