Housing vulnerability during the pandemic: Part II
On April 10th, I wrote a post about housing vulnerability during the pandemic, including interim programs and policies to support...
On April 10th, I wrote a post about housing vulnerability during the pandemic, including interim programs and policies to support...
Real estate speculation happens across the country, but is particularly popular in our largest cities. Some say foreign ownership and...
Canada’s housing boom was recently hailed as one of the longest in the Western world. But as 2011 drew to...
The home building industry may not have recovered in the US, but apartment construction is making a comeback. Within a...
The City of Vancouver Housing and Homelessness Strategy, approved Thursday July 28th, is a bold move in the context of...
A couple of years ago, when I attended the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning annual conference in Chicago, I...
Just a three months after Edward Jones released a report about the precarious state of the Canadian housing market, housing...
“Why doesn’t the president of the United States ever get up and say, ‘You can be a full-fledged American citizen...
I’ve often felt that homeownership is not the rosy American Dream that it claims to be. I find homeownership limiting,...
As many of you know, there have been some very interesting developments in American cities over the past couple of...
