I'm also puzzled by some of the numbers they post. They point out that non-occupancy in many other housing types is incredibly low (0% - 1%). They then estima

I'm also puzzled by some of the numbers they post. They point out that non-occupancy in many other housing types is incredibly low (0% - 1%). They then estimate condo non-occupancy as ~ 12.5% (I'd say that's a big deal, since most new housing stock is in condo form). And finally point out that short-term-non-occupancy (aka. two months of the 4 they're counting) sits at ~ 10% across all housing types - without breaking out the numbers for condos alone, or clarifying whether this short-term-non-occupancy is on top of the non-occupancy numbers above. Clarification welcome.