Neither main political party has released significant policies
addressing home affordability or high house prices, despite the federal election being two days away.
Most Ontario residents want to see the province's political parties
address home affordability as part of their 2018 election platforms, according to a new poll conducted by Ipsos.
Not exact matches
Last week however, Clark announced another housing policy that not only fails to
address any key contributing factors to the
affordability crisis, but will likely make housing costs and the overheated market worse: the BC
HOME Partnership Program (BCHP).
Certainly there are advantages to a tiered system, but those benefits may do little to
address the
affordability problems faced by
home buyers, nor will it significantly reduce the government's risk when it comes to insured mortgages.
We've followed the small living movement in our «Tiny house trends series,» which has featured traditional homebuilders switching over to tiny
homes, companies finding untapped demand in the small
home market, residents of the first public tiny house community in the country seeing the movement evolve, and an architect who wants to adapt the trend to
address problems of urban infill and a lack of
affordability.
In addition, it is imperative that policies
address the need to expand the availability and
affordability of high - quality, affordable child care services (both centre - and
home - based) so that parents have peace of mind when they return to work and children benefit from stimulating and sensitive non-parental caregiving arrangements.
«The glaring need for more new -
home construction is creating an
affordability crisis that needs to be
addressed by policy officials and local governments,» Yun says.
Declining
affordability needs to be
addressed with policies enacted that ensure creditworthy young households and minority groups have the opportunity to own a
home.
«By introducing amendments to the PTT and the
Home Owner Grant Program, the government has begun to
address the ongoing erosion of
affordability, but we continue to recommend that it take steps to eliminate, phase out or otherwise reduce the PTT, which is a huge income stream.
In an effort to
address housing
affordability in urban and suburban areas, the Manufactured Housing Institute in 1997 announced a pilot project to bring manufactured
homes to five major urban areas.
Australia needs to build in more than 230,000
homes every year to help
address its property market
affordability issues at a time when the number of... Read more