Housing affordability is in the trash can, but you can buy a first home at age 45 and still do OK
Regardless of how you view renting, it’s obvious that a lot of people are priced out of home ownership right now.
Real estate developers have picked up on this. Re/Max Canada recently looked at commercial real estate in 12 large markets and found developers shifting focus to purpose-built rental construction, in some cases at the expense of condos and commercial buildings.
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