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Canada's housing supply is not necessarily distributed in a way that serves the populace well however. My understanding is that if you want to live in SK, yeah
by to11mtm 5y ago
Canada's housing supply is not necessarily distributed in a way that serves the populace well however.
My understanding is that if you want to live in SK, yeah that's pretty cheap. But if you want to live around Vancouver or Toronto, you gotta pony up.
- cmrdporcupine 5y agoThat's become markedly less so in the last two year. Alberta and Saskatchewan, yes, were cheap because oil prices were so depressed for the last 7-8 years. But the rest of the country, even economically beat down areas like the maritimes, have risen drastically. Rural Ontario has skyrocketed. Forget about anywhere in BC. Nova Scotia prices have almost doubled. There is net migration out of Toronto and Vancouver. Prices have risen highest in formerly depressed areas like Hamilton, etc.