Where? The farmland boom, which began in 2007, has priced residential sprawl out of the market. That's why the urban areas on arable land have been feeling more

Where? The farmland boom, which began in 2007, has priced residential sprawl out of the market. That's why the urban areas on arable land have been feeling more and more heat in the city limits, not being able to affordably grow like they once were able to. There are plenty of markets in Canada where the price of homes have been on the decline for the last decade, namely where agriculture is nowhere to be found, but for someone reason people don't want to live in those places.