'We can no longer build what people can afford'
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How dare you use facts and logic! This is whining sublemmy and I find it appalling that you don’t just whine like everyone else!
Yeah, they all seem to gravitate towards that. Hopefully I’m helping.
Since I’ve been white knighting for developers and investors up and down this thread, I should probably mention that I still am team eat the rich, or at least team we shouldn’t have any rich. The funny thing is that they wish they were evil geniuses, like their opposite number around here seems to want to think.
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Where is your source for this statement?
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Cool thanks for the source clown.
I really don’t understand, how do people have the gaul to make such an outlandish comment and publish onto the internet? At least try to prove such an outlandish statement with something.
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Eh, assholes are born everywhere.
Beyond the collective punishment thing, there’s also the concern about the effect on housing, which is more reasonable. Either BCH needs to be absolutely roaring by the time a big migration happens, or they’re going to have to stay in refugee camps until things slow down. When one of them asks specifically about leaving, I always say bring an RV.
Yeah, I agree with everything you said!
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Cool thanks for the source clown.
I really don’t understand, how do people have the gaul to make such an outlandish comment and publish onto the internet? At least try to prove such an outlandish statement with something.
You’re asking for a source for a snide comment “published” on lemmy.
Get a clue.
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As around 2,500 condos sit unsold in Metro Vancouver, experts warn of 'potential storm coming' for real estate | CBC News
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says there’s about 2,500 condos sitting unsold and empty in Metro Vancouver. The local real estate industry is concerned about layoffs and hopes for housing policy changes.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
You know how I know there’s nothing in this article that pertains to the best interests of Canadians? It’s sources are in the real estate industry, the least talented yet most entitled group of “entrepreneurs” the world has thus far produced.
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Maybe for a bit as those companies go out of business. Then they go way up because there’s no new houses. Or we could solve whatever the underlying problems are.
The underlying problem is houses are priced to high. There is no such thing as an “unsold home” - they are overpriced. Mystery solved.
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The underlying problem is houses are priced to high. There is no such thing as an “unsold home” - they are overpriced. Mystery solved.
The thing we’re worried about here is unbuilt homes. I think I actually laid it out pretty clearly.
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The thing we’re worried about here is unbuilt homes. I think I actually laid it out pretty clearly.
Overpriced homes will go unbuilt, as will homes for foreign investors and homes for short term rentals. That’s all good news so far. Demand for affordable homes for Canadians homes will continue, and so will supply. Supply of those homes will increase as supply of the overpriced decreases - ie when the real estate industry starts building what people want and no what they want to sell.
“homes will go Unbuilt if we don’t bend over for the real estate industry” is exactly the same lie as “if we tax Job Creators the jobs will go away”.
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Overpriced homes will go unbuilt, as will homes for foreign investors and homes for short term rentals. That’s all good news so far. Demand for affordable homes for Canadians homes will continue, and so will supply. Supply of those homes will increase as supply of the overpriced decreases - ie when the real estate industry starts building what people want and no what they want to sell.
“homes will go Unbuilt if we don’t bend over for the real estate industry” is exactly the same lie as “if we tax Job Creators the jobs will go away”.
The homes in the article were the affordable kind.