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That's not necessary - developers are happy to build. They just need to relax zoning, and also open more areas to constructions. (i.e. make a suburbs, that wil
by ars 3y ago
That's not necessary - developers are happy to build.
They just need to relax zoning, and also open more areas to constructions. (i.e. make a suburbs, that will over time be subdivided into an Urban area.)
- voisin 3y agoThis is the answer. No need to assume a conspiracy among a massive, dispersed group of developers across the country! The issue is zoning and NIMBYism.
- VancouverMan 3y agoAnyone who has followed the development of mid-scale or large-scale residential projects in Canada's major cities will have seen that the construction phase itself is perhaps the easiest and often the quickest part of the process. This is true even for large concrete highrises. One to three years of construction can easily be eclipsed by the unnecessary, onerous, and very lengthy "planning" processes imposed by government, especially if tribunals, appeals, and other bureaucratic overhead is imposed on a project.