Couple of things in contention. First, if work from home remains in place the need to be proximate to the office goes down. This will impact both commercial a

Couple of things in contention. First, if work from home remains in place the need to be proximate to the office goes down. This will impact both commercial and residential prices “downtown”. Foreign money will continue to jack up Canadian prices, but Canadians might be less interested in doing so. Second, if a government makes an active effort to increase housing and decrease house prices they better be a majority. Otherwise they’ll lose to the party that “will defend people’s investments” and quickly stop subsidized construction. Finally, I have no feeling how mobile people are here. But it doesn’t seem to be high. Folks from Quebec tend to remain there. Folks from the prairies seem unwilling to move east. There’s not a lot of big cities and if the people won’t move demand will remain inelastic.