Housing starts held back by regulatory conditions, structural factors: CMHC
OTTAWA - A new report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says regulatory conditions, along with economic and demographic structural factors, have slowed the pace of housing starts and pushed home prices higher.Categories
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