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Tag Archives: Housing Crisis
Housing Crisis: 5 Factors for Canada’s Market
The Bubble Burst: 5 Critical Factors That Could Trigger Canada’s Housing Market Crash Canada is currently facing an unprecedented housing crisis, with skyrocketing home prices, increasing debt, and a lack of affordable housing options. The combination of high demand, speculation, … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Canada housing market, Canadian property bubble, Demand and supply, Economic outlook, economy, Factors causing housing bubble, finance, Home prices, Household debt, housing, Housing bubble, Housing Crisis, Housing market crash, Housing sales, Interest rates, investing, Market value, markets, Mortgage rates, real estate, Real estate prices, Remote work impact, Urban vs. rural areas
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Say Goodbye to Multiple Vacation Rentals in British Columbia
The British Columbia government is introducing legislation aimed at sending thousands of short-term vacation rentals back into the long-term rental market. The legislation limits short-term rentals to within a host’s home, or a basement suite or laneway home on the … Continue reading
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Tagged #1 source for real estate news, affordable housing, Airbnb, British Columbia, Compliance, Enforcement, housing, Housing Crisis, Long-Term Rentals, Multiple Rentals, Penalties, Provincial Legislation, Real Estate Investing, Regulations, Secondary Suites, short term rentals, Short-Term Rentals, Vacation Rentals, Vancouver
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