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Home prices could hit peak levels by next year, set new highs in 2026: CMHC report
(www.bnnbloomberg.ca)
Amazing and after they peak in 2026 they'll probably go even higher in 2027...
this post was submitted on 04 Apr 2024
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Disgrace has no boundaries
There's so much stuff all levels of government could do, but they're all hiding behind the BoC's interest rates hikes.
Given the circumstances I believe most people would do the same at least on a federal level.
Why rock the ship with any significant changes when the vast majority voters only seem to vote to 2 parties. No matter how terrible of a job you do you're always at worst next in line for the job.
I think the bigger issue is that a lot of politicians are landlords or investment property owners so there is a direct conflict of interest in fixing these issues.
People have abused systems way more for less benefits.
I'm surprised more Liberals and Conservatives MP's don't abuse things more given that it seems to make little difference to them getting elected.
Damn I just moved into a new house, sick of waiting on home prices and interest rates to come down. Brutal housing market
Jobs are too concentrated at couple of cities makes it worse.