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This generalization doesn't make a lot of sense. What does "Downtown Canada" even mean? We are talking about a vast country that is larger than the United State
by lawnchair_larry 9y ago
This generalization doesn't make a lot of sense. What does "Downtown Canada" even mean? We are talking about a vast country that is larger than the United States but has 10% of the population. I'd bet there are many downtowns that are not rising at all.
- uiri 9y agoIt means downtown Vancouver and downtown Toronto but not downtown Montreal nor any other "downtown" apparently (Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Hamilton, Quebec City, Saskatoon, Halifax, etc. come to mind) since Toronto and Vancouver are the two metro areas with outrageous housing prices.
- DKnoll 9y agoAlmost 18% of Canadians live in the Greater Toronto Area. He's referring to housing in dense urban areas, of which there are few here.