When we launched this report in 2012, US cities were relatively cheap compared with their developed market peers, with costs of goods and salaries generally outside the global top 10.
It is estimated that between 1.5 million to 2.1 million new homes will need to be built in Ontario over roughly the next decade, based on assessments of the current housing supply shortfall and/or projected population growth.
The Central Bank has once again scaled back its housing forecast for the year, now projecting only 32,500 housing completions. This is only a slight increase from last year, indicating ongoing challenges in the housing market.