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For decades, buying a home has been viewed as a major milestone for Canadians. But these days, getting the keys is taking a little longer than it used to. According to RBC’s latest Home Ownership Poll, Canadians don’t ex...
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The Conservative leader joined mortgage broker Ron Butler for a wide-ranging discussion on housing affordability, development costs and the federal government’s approach to homeownership.
Federal programs, mortgage-insurance rules and provincial tax rebates use different definitions, meaning previous ownership does not always disqualify a buyer.
British Columbia Premier David Eby says a joint federal-provincial plan to convert unsold condominiums into affordable housing would be like buying something "on liquidation."
via Canadian Mortgage Trends
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